Fantastic Crimes

Four Bibliomysteries by Bestselling Authors

Book-centered mystery novellas from four masters of the craft.

From Anne Perry, the New York Times best-selling author of the Charlotte and Thomas Pitt series, comes The Scroll: Hapless bookseller Monty Danforth's recent discovery of a millennia-old manuscript plunges him into a cutthroat conspiracy.

Christopher Fowler, author of the Bryant and May mysteries, presents Reconciliation Day: One man's obsession with a lost edition of Bram Stoker's Dracula sends him on a dangerous journey to Transylvania.

From F. Paul Wilson, the New York Times best-selling creator of Repairman Jack, comes The Compendium of Srem: Prior Tomás de Torquemada yields the ultimate power, deciding who lives and dies during the Spanish Inquisition, but an ancient, evil tome is about to change that.

Elizabeth George, the New York Times best-selling author of the Inspector Lynley novels, brings you The Mysterious Disappearance of the Reluctant Book Fairy: A woman's gift for immersing herself in the plot of whatever book she likes draws overwhelming fame - and misfortune.

©2011 Anne Perry ("The Scroll"); copyright 2016 by Christopher Fowler ("Reconciliation Day"); copyright 2014 by F. Paul Wilson ("The Compendium of Srem"); copyright 2014 by Elizabeth George ("The Mysterious Disappearance of the Reluctant Book Fairy") (P)2021 HighBridge, a division of Recorded Books

Fantastic collection

Excrement collection of bibliophilic mysteries expertly read by gifted performers. intriguing, engaging, moving works of art.

Anne Perry story is the best

The first story is by far the best. Then the second and third are ok. Ditch the last one.

Elizabeth George

Elizabeth George’s book was the only one I enjoyed. I’ll look for more books by her.