May 31, 2015 | taramscott
Death note. Vol. 1, Boredom by story by Tsugumi Ohba ; art by Takeshi Obata ; [translation & adaptation, Pookie Rolf ; touch-up art & lettering, Gia Cam Luc]
Case closed. Vol. 1 by Gosho Aoyama
Arisa. Vol. 1 by Natsumi Ando ; translated and adapted by Andria Cheng ; lettered by North Market Street Graphics
Young Miss Holmes. Casebook 1-2 by Kaoru Shintani
May 31, 2015 | lovetta
Destroy after reading: the world of secret codes by Mary Colson
The black book of buried secrets by [written by Mallory Kass] ; introduction by Rick Riordan
Betrayed! 1977: the journal of Zeke Moorie by Bill Doyle
The secret of the skeleton key by Penny Warner
Sly the sleuth and the code mysteries by Donna Jo Napoli and Robert Furrow ; illustrated by Heather Maione
May 31, 2015 | lovetta
Forensic identification: putting a name and face on death by Elizabeth A. Murray
Case closed: the real scoop on detective work by Milton Meltzer
Bones never lie: how forensics helps solve history's mysteries by Elizabeth MacLeod
Criminal investigation by Chris Woodford
Forensic science experiments by edited by Aviva Ebner
In the laboratory by Barbara J. Davis
August 6, 2014 | madame librarian
Reading suggestions from Canton Public Library staff.
The Mangle Street murders by M.R.C. Kasasian
Double agent: the first hero of World War II and how the FBI outwitted and destroyed a Nazi spy ring by Peter Duffy
The end of your life book club by Will Schwalbe
The Late Starters Orchestra by Ari L. Goldman
Far gone by Laura Griffin
June 16, 2014 | skrzynskie
Historical mysteries let the reader be picked up and be transported to different times and places. A good story is a painless way to get into the period, and, if it features a unsolved crime or two, give a look at history’s darker underside.
The empty mirror: a Viennese mystery by J. Sydney Jones
Hangman blind by Cassandra Clark
Some danger involved: a novel by Will Thomas
Murder on Astor Place by Victoria Thompson
The janissary tree by Jason Goodwin
June 16, 2014 | skrzynskie
Historical mysteries let the reader be picked up and be transported to different times and places. A good story is a painless way to get into the period, and, if it features a unsolved crime or two, gives a look at history’s darker underside.
As if by magic by Dolores Gordon-Smith
Everybody kills somebody sometime by Robert J. Randisi
The reeve's tale by Margaret Frazer
Blood alone by James R. Benn
India Black by Carol K. Carr
August 12, 2013 | madame librarian
Historical mysteries let the reader be picked up and be transported to different times and places. A good story is a painless way to get into the period, and, if it features a unsolved crime or two, give a look at history’s darker underside.
The empty mirror: a Viennese mystery by J. Sydney Jones
Hangman blind by Cassandra Clark
Some danger involved: a novel by Will Thomas
Murder on Astor Place by Victoria Thompson
The janissary tree by Jason Goodwin
June 11, 2013 | madame librarian
If you are a fan of Vince Flynn or Brad Thor, a reader of politicial or military thrillers, enjoy stories with an edge may we suggest...
Love me to death: a novel of suspense by Allison Brennan
All necessary force: a Pike Logan thriller by Brad Taylor
Secret sanction: a novel by Brian Haig
A perfect evil by Alex Kava
Free fall by Kyle Mills
Sworn to silence by Linda Castillo
March 6, 2013 | madame librarian
Antiques disposal by Barbara Allan
A killer in the wind by Andrew Klavan
Least of evils: a Percy Peach mystery by J.M. Gregson
Looking for yesterday by Marcia Muller
The old gray wolf by James D. Doss
Unnatural habits: a Phryne Fisher mystery by Kerry Greenwood
June 7, 2012 | madame librarian
Sworn to silence by Linda Castillo. Meet Linda Castillo author of the award winning Amish thriller series featuring Chief of Police Kate Burkholder. Ms. Castillo will talk about her series set in an Ohio Amish community on Tuesday, June 26 at 7:00pm at Nicola's Books in Ann Arbor.
