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Murder Mysteries

Agatha Christie raised the genre of murder mystery to an art form amid well-dressed, intellectual, British murder suspects with much more beneath the surface. Like the Grande Dame of mystery who was also an archeaologist, murder mysteries can be so much more than a formula of whodunit, instead creating puzzles with motive, opportunity and method. There's a reason why murder mysteries remain so popular and Suite101.com reviewers can help you detect which mysteries will whet your own appetite.

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 Wisconsin Mystery On the Road to Death's Door by M. J. Williams

M. J. Williams is the pen name of Peggy Williams and Mary Joy Johnson, the authors of On the Road to Death's Door. The murder mystery is set in Door County.

Apr 26, 2012 – Chris Eirschele

Lord Edgware Dies by Agatha Christie - Book Review

It seems clear who killed Lord Edgware: his wife, desperate for a divorce and having previously said that she wanted him dead. Poirot investigates.

Mar 27, 2012 – Rachel Deeming

Mozart's Last Aria Haunts Sister in Murder Mystery

Matt Rees offers a fictionalized account of Mozart's mysterious death amidst conspiracies after a revelation that Mozart claimed that he had been poisoned.

Mar 15, 2012 – Bonnye Good

Book Review: Death Comes to Pemberley by P.D. James

91-year-old P.D. James' most recent novel combines her talent for crime-writing with her love of Jane Austen in a quirky mystery set at the Darcy's estate.

Feb 1, 2012 – Carolyn Psutka

Release of Murder in Lascaux by Betsy Draine and Michael Hinden

French art, food and history converge in a mystery written by Betsy Draine and Michael Hinden. Terrace Books releases Murder in Lascaux October 25, 2011.

Oct 20, 2011 – Chris Eirschele

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