Great spot - and here's one more from us for today's #murdereverymonday challenge... one of our rarest finds.
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#MurderEveryMonday “Clue” in the title

Today's #MurderEveryMonday is a crime fiction book with the word "clue" in the title. Agatha Christie's The Double Clue was my first thought. In this short story, Poirot is called by a collector/seller of antiques to investigate a necklace robbery. It's also…

We love seeing everyone's picks for today's #MurderEveryMonday theme!
If you haven't got a clue, we have three different #vintagecrime titles that fit the bill. 📚✨
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#MurderEveryMonday
What is the crime fiction novel which has been the longest on your TBR, and your most recent addition?
Here are mine. #EdwardDHoch #AlexPavesi
Have you read them? What did you think?

This week’s #murdereverymonday theme: your longest-standing TBR book vs. your most recent addition.
Something old: Charters and Caldicott by Stella Bingham
Something new: A sneak peek at one of our five new Sara Woods mysteries (out this December!)
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#MurderEveryMonday Maps, Maps here, there and everywhere

When I saw today's #MurderEveryMonday theme, created by the wonderful Kate Jackson from Cross Examining Crime, was crime fiction with a map on the cover or in the inside, my first thought went to this collection of short stories, Manhattan…

It's #MurderEveryMonday on the Cross Examining Crime Blog and today's theme is maps inside or on the cover!