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Calendar of Crime by Ellery Queen
Ellery Queen must solve one mystery per month in a year of chilling crime. more...
From swindling to suicide to murder, there’s no case Ellery Queen can’t solve. more...
Blow Hot, Blow Cold by Ellery Queen
A summertime slaying sets a suburban housewife on the hunt for a killer. more...
The Dragon's Teeth by Ellery Queen
Ellery Queen joins forces with a new partner to investigate a millionaire’s murder. more...
A journalist accused of murdering his unfaithful wife searches for the real killer. more...
The Tragedy of X by Ellery Queen
Retired Shakespearean actor Drury Lane solves a mystery from afar. more...
The Tragedy of Z by Ellery Queen
Inspector Thumm’s daughter, Patience, investigates a political murder with the help of actor Drury Lane. more...
Drury Lane's Last Case by Ellery Queen
With the help of actor Drury Lane, Inspector Thumm chases a stolen manuscript and a man with a rainbow beard. more...
Ellery Queen investigates the death of a chrysanthemum king, as well as fourteen other mysteries. more...
The New Adventures of Ellery Queen
A novella and eight stories starring America’s most clever detective. more...
The Tragedy of Y by Ellery Queen
Drury Lane investigates a suspicious suicide and a family of mad Hatters. more...
In Northern Ireland’s darkest corner, the Troubles have never ended. more...
A bizarre road accident propels Celcius Daly into an investigation that could reveal the truth about his mother's death thirty years ago. more...
My Kingdom for a Hearse by Craig Rice
A supermodel’s beauty secrets trigger an ugly series of murders in this “pretty damn wonderful” mystery (The New York Times). more...
The Name is Malone by Craig Rice
Ten stories featuring the Chicago attorney-turned-sleuth from “the grand dame of mystery mixed with screwball comedy” (Ed Gorman). more...
The Sunday Pigeon Murders by Craig Rice
Two New York City street photographers develop a deadly get-rich-quick scheme in this novel from “the grand dame of mystery mixed with screwball comedy” (Ed Gorman). more...
The Thursday Turkey Murders by Craig Rice
This Thanksgiving, two birds of a feather are about to get plucked—“Why can’t all murders be as funny as those concocted by Craig Rice?” (The New York Times). more...
Innocent Bystanders by Craig Rice
A midway murder sends a terrified eyewitness running for her life—from a cop, a con, and her own secrets—in this mystery by the author of the John J. Malone series. more...
The Right Murder by Craig Rice
A dozen murders and counting—and any one of them could lead a Chicago attorney to a hotheaded female tycoon. more...
Having Wonderful Crime by Craig Rice
A Chicago attorney scours the Big Apple for a missing bride and a wedding-night murderer in a mystery that’s “Miss Rice at her best” (The New Yorker). more...
