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"Duncan and Szanto bring their A-game to this daring and complex novel."—Lou Allin, Crime Writers of Canada.

Royal Canadian Mounted Police Inspector Liz Forsyth digs into the murder of a Chechen immigrant, while in London her colleague, Scotland Yard Detective Chief Inspector Stephen Hay, searches for the

Winner of the 2015 Bony Blithe Award for Best Canadian Light Mystery With birthday celebrations in the cards, Cait Morgan and her significant other, retired cop Bud Anderson, travel to Las Vegas.

It’s been a year since retired cop Dan Connor formed an unlikely partnership with ex-criminal Walker, to find Claire, a missing marine biologist. And it's been a year since he fell for her.

TouchWood Editions is proud to introduce the first female sleuth in our selection of mystery novels.

Lucy Collins and her brother Sam have lived next door to the Tanner family all their lives. Lucy and Robert Tanner long for the day when they can marry.

Top hotelier Hugues Martin takes over a small, run-down hotel in New York. He transforms it into a beautiful boutique hotel of impeccable elegance - the Hotel Vendome.

Sir Douglas Mawson, born in 1882 and knighted in 1914, remains Australia's greatest Antarctic explorer.

The historic hotel in Boonsboro, Maryland, has endured war and peace, changing hands, even rumored hauntings.

A lovable loser tries to get his life in order. He is Barnaby Gaitlin, 30, the black sheep of a rich Baltimore family, ex-juvenile delinquent who specialized in housebreaking for kicks.

Boston homicide detective Jane Rizzoli is already at the crime scene when medical examiner Maura Isles arrives on the Chinatown rooftop.

Peter Quinell was obsessively searching for the final resting place of the Ninth Legion, supposedly lost when sent north in the 2nd Century AD to deal with some rebellious Picts.

A grieving husband encounters a teen identical to his dead wife-- in face, name, and magical skills.

Un homme se réveille dans une maison inconnue, entouré d’étrangers.

Deux personnages antinomiques:David, jeune homme timide, indécis, qui étudie le piano et rêve d’écrire un roman et Octave, bourlingueur, coureur, cynique et sûr de lui.