Crime Writers of Canada - Book Catalogue

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Acting Off-Script

Jamie Tremain

The play's not always the thing in Grant's Crossing

Adam's Witness

J.C. Paulson

Will Sgt. Adam Davis find a bishop's killer before his beautiful witness becomes the next victim?

After Rebecca and Other Mystery Stories

Elizabeth Elwood

Danger and romance await Philippa in the sixth book featuring the lively Beary family. Eight intriguing tales to delight lovers of classic mystery fiction.

Al Capone

Nate Hendley

A profile of American's most infamous gangster.

All Fired Up

Sue Jaskula

Her marriage went up in flames...but did she light the match?

All is Clam

Hilary MacLeod

Family stories and secrets unfold in “All Is Clam,” a Shores Christmas mystery.

All is Well

Katherine Walker

Full spectrum dramedy, from a light shimmering pink to an inky blot out dark. Clever, fun, and moving.

All That Glitters

Mike Martin

A light mystery set in Grand Bank on the easternmost tip of Canada featuring food, friends, fun and a few dead bodies.

All That Shines

Diane Bator

Sage Miller is knee deep in fashion designers-whether she wants them in her new vintage boutique or not.

All That Sparkles

Diane Bator

What do a trunk full of vintage clothes, a handsome land developer, and a fifty year old diamond heist have in common?

All the Evil Scatters

Irene Fantopoulos

Why is Gabriel Santis committing such heinous acts?

Aloha, Candy Hearts

Anthony Bidulka

A Russell Quant Mystery: From Pacific to Prairie, a teasing treasure hunt turns into a frightening game of cat and mouse.

American Gangsters: Then and Now

Nate Hendley

A portrait of the U.S. underworld, from Jesse James to John Gotti.

Among the Departed

Vicki Delany

Fifteen years ago Moonlight Smith went to her friend Nicky Nowak’s for a sleep-over. The next day, Mr. Nowak went for a walk. He was never seen again.

Amuse Bouche

Anthony Bidulka

A Russell Quant Mystery: Quant comes face to face with a client who may be the bad guy, a quarry who turns up in the most unexpected place and a cast of colourful suspects...

An Ale of Two Cities (A Literary Pub Mystery #2)

Sarah Fox

A winter carnival becomes a recipe for disaster when a Shady Creek celebrity gets iced.

An Excuse For Murder

Vanessa Westermann

She died on his watch - now he’d take his revenge.

An Image in the Lake

Gail Bowen

A dark secret threatens the future of the Shreve family.

Gwen felt a wave of horror sweep through her. She could see, soil encrusted and stained the colour of dark tea, some delicate bones, with shreds of decaying cloth. The bones were most certainly human.

An Orphan of Hell's Kitchen

Liz Freeland

The death of a prostitute leads Louise Faulk, one of New York City's first policewomen, on a grim journey through one of the city's darkest corners . . .

And Then is Heard No More

Raye Anderson

"Fair is foul and foul is fair" when Gerald Blaise, about to direct "Macbeth", is found dead. Roxanne Calloway finds out why.

And We Shall Have Snow

Raye Anderson

A body is found, dead cold, at the Cullen Village dump. Roxanne Calloway investigates, aided and abetted by a Book Club..

April Fool

William Deverell

Sequel to Trial of Passion, Nick Faloon, ex-jewel thief (once ranked number seven in the world)is accused of murdering an attractive Ann Landerish pop-therapist.

Aquatic Eye

Tymo Lin

Aquatic Eye is a sequel to Tymo Lin's award winning novel, The Thermosphere Murders.

Arctic Blue Death

R.J. Harlick

Meg Harris’s father’s plane went missing in the Arctic. He was never seen again.

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