Murder in the Reading Room

· A 42nd Street Library Mystery Libro 6 · Severn House Publishers Ltd
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New York crime-fiction librarianand reluctant amateur sleuthRay Ambler investigates a puzzling murder that’s too close to home for comfort.

Raymond Ambler, crime-fiction curator at New York City’s prestigious 42nd Street Library, doesn’t consider it a big deal when he misses a call from visiting professor Robin Cartwright . . . until she turns up dead in a hotel room.

Who killed the quiet academic, and why? Ambler feels duty-bound to find the culprit, and not just because the police half-suspect he’s guilty of the crime. It wasn’t just Professor Cartwright’s phone call he missed, but any sign that she was in danger.

Robin was researching accidental deaths she believed were murders—could her work have got her killed? Soon Ambler’s knee-deep  in suspects, including a shady ex-husband, a slippery pastor, and at least one of his own colleagues. But the clock is ticking. If he doesn’t catch a ruthless killer soon, it won’t just be his own life in danger, but those of his partner and newborn child.

The 42nd Street Library mystery series blends traditional mystery with a hint of noir, and is a great pick for fans of quintessential New York writers like Ed McBain and S. J. Rozan, along with those who enjoy traditional amateur sleuths and fair-play puzzles.

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Con Lehane lives in Warrenton, Virginia. His 42nd Street Library Mysteries feature Raymond Ambler, curator of the library’s (fictional) crime fiction collection. He’s also the author of three mysteries featuring New York City bartender Brian McNulty, historical PI novel The Red Scare Murders, and short stories published in Ellery Queen Mystery Magazine and Alfred Hitchcock Mystery Magazine.

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