Edgy, suspenseful, and darkly comic, the riveting Bryant & May mystery series stars two cranky but brilliant old detectives. Including all 22 volumes of bizarre, occult-flavored mysteries solved by the London Police Department’s Peculiar Crimes Unit.

We lament the recent death of author Christopher Fowler, who wrote the witty occult-flavored murder mystery series Bryant & May. In this author interview, Fowler had lots to share about the Bryant & May universe he created, including the real life origins of the Peculiar Crimes Unit. “It’s not entirely made up.”

Celebrating the life and work of the late mystery writer Christopher Fowler, who gave us the occult-flavored impossible crime series Bryant & May.

The award-winning author teams up crime writer Raymond Chandler and movie star Boris Karloff in this daring and horrifying tale. And—oh, yes—monsters aren’t just for the movies…

Want books that mix urban fantasy and crime fiction? Including Jim Butcher, Shweta Taneja, Seanan McGuire, Jewell Parker Rhodes, plus novels from X-Files, Supernatural—and more.

What if Occult Threats Were Fought by Cubicle Workers? Charles Stross’ The Laundry Files series is a workplace comedy that mixes Lovecraft with spycraft. As the author explains, “The basic premise of the series is sort of a mash-up." Find out about all the books in the series!

Book two of the award-winning series is out: no matter if it creeps, crawls, or skitters--the law isn't for the squeamish. Delve into their case files for a genre-bending mix of mystery, horror, suspense, thrills, courtroom drama, and romance.

A genre-bending mix of mystery, horror, suspense, thrills, courtroom drama, and romance. Magic has returned to the world and with it, a host of supernatural creatures—not just vampires and ghosts, but sentient gargoyles, ghouls, sprites, faeries, and more.

Supernatural beings are willing to fight for their legal rights! Read this excerpt from the second book in the Love-Haight Case Files series! “The coed screamed again as she turned back to look at him, her eyes wide, her blonde hair tangling as she raced pell-mell down the street without looking where she was going…”