A Month-by-Month Guide to Summer's Biggest Mysteries

Murderous rich people betray one another on Fire Island. A Black sheriff walks a dangerous line in the Deep South. A true-crime podcaster makes an unpleasant discovery in London.
Such are the sleuthing delights awaiting readers in this year’s Big Summer Mysteries collection. As always, these selections are determined by Goodreads members who have added the books to their Want to Read shelf and/or submitted positive reviews as early readers. All titles are scheduled to publish between the start of May and the end of August.
This year’s smorgasbord is divvied up by publication month (in the U.S.), and you’ll find some familiar veteran authors in the mix, including Ruth Ware, Colson Whitehead, and Rachel Howzell Hall. There are plenty of deliciously disturbing plotlines to discover. And we didn’t even mention the schoolyard chant about the 1929 Hope family murders…
Scroll over the book covers to learn more about each title, and add the ones that pique your interest to your Want to Read shelf.
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I agree with Betty, any new Pattersons or MC Beatons.

I don’t think we’re getting a new Gamache book this year. Louise confirmed in a recent newsletter that, while she’s working on a new one, it won’t be ready this year. (Although, we’ve been told this and surprised before!)

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Goodreads wrote: “As always, these selections are determined by Goodreads members who have added the books to their Want to Read shelf and/or submitted positive reviews as early readers.”
The Goodreads people have spoken ❤️



I don’t think we’re getting a new Gamache book this year. Louise confirmed in a rece..."
Good. The last one was terrible.

I agree with Betty, any new Pattersons or MC Beatons."
MC Beaton died a while ago - won’t likely see many more of those!


I have read Drowning, edge of your seat suspense.