H Is For Homicide
Sue Grafton
1989 · 2007 edition
256 pages
The most popular noir books
Noir is crime fiction at its darkest. Its heroes are tired detectives, small-time crooks and ordinary people who make one bad choice, and the world around them is corrupt from top to bottom. Hard-boiled classics sit here beside modern noir. Expect sharp dialogue, moral gray and few happy endings.
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"L" is for Lawless A Kinsey Millhone Novel
Sue Grafton
1995 · 2009 edition
352 pages
Double Indemnity
James M. Cain
1981 · 2005 edition
144 pages
Inherent Vice
Thomas Pynchon, Vicente Campos González
2009 · 2014 edition
369 pages
Slough House
Mick Herron
Published 2021
312 pages
A Gambling Man
David Baldacci
Published 2021
480 pages
Mr. Murder
Dean Koontz
1993 · 2016 edition
415 pages
Elephants Can Remember
Agatha Christie
1972 · 2016 edition
240 pages
Revelation
C. J. Sansom
2008 · 2024 edition
646 pages
It's Always the Husband
Michele Campbell
2017 · 2018 edition
352 pages
The Puppet Show
M. W. Craven, Майкл Крэйвен
1994 · 2021 edition
344 pages
The Murders in the Rue Morgue Annotated
Edgar Allan Poe
1974 · 2022 edition
48 pages
An Occurrence at Owl Creek Bridge
Ambrose Bierce
1980 · 2020 edition
26 pages
Resurrection Walk
Michael Connelly
2023 · 2025 edition
464 pages
The Mark The Beast Rules the World
Tim F. LaHaye, Jerry B. Jenkins
2000 · 2002 edition
464 pages
Festive in Death
Nora Roberts
Published 2014
389 pages
A Murder of Quality
John le Carré
1974 · 2020 edition
192 pages
Are You Afraid Of The Dark
Sidney Sheldon
2001 · 2009 edition
401 pages
Mind Prey
John Sandford
1995 · 1996 edition
368 pages
The Killer Collective
Barry Eisler
Published 2019
416 pages
Witness in Death
Nora Roberts
2000 · 2011 edition
427 pages
Domes of Fire
Howard Hughes
1992 · 2015 edition
592 pages
Endless Night
Agatha Christie
1970 · 2017 edition
248 pages
Savages
Don Winslow
2010 · 2014 edition
302 pages