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I love murder mysteries, codes and puzzles of all types. I’ve been reading mysteries since my mother introduced me to them when I was about 9 years old. The modern mystery goes all the way back to Edgar Allan Poe’s story “The Murders in the Rue Morgue”, which was written in 1844 then there was Moonstone written by Wilkie Collins in 1868. We mustn’t forget Sherlock Holmes and his A Study in Scarlet published in 1887 and the modern mystery started to flourish. The height of the genre was in the 1920’s and 1930’s which is considered The Golden Age of the murder mystery. During this time authors such as Margery Allingham, Agatha Christie, John Dickson Carr, Raymond Chandler and Dorothy L. Sayers were writing novels we still read today. There are all types of mysteries from the police procedural to the private eye to the protagonist caught up in a mystery they are trying to solve. The thing all murder mysteries have in common is solving a puzzle, a whodunit. You’re not going to solve a whodunit here you’re going to solve a where is it at to get to the cache. Remember mysteries always have a twist. Enjoy!
The House at Sea's End
So Sure of Death
Dark Nantucket Noon
Shoot to Thrill
A Sleeping Life
In The Presence of the Enemy
Mourn Not Your Dead
Midnight Come Again
Burning Moon
The Riddle of the Third Mile
Dead Famous
Total Recall
Unnatural Causes
Clouds of Witness
The Eagle Catcher
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