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Mark Sanderson’s picks this month also include the tale of a serial killer and her celebrity therapist, and a Glaswegian gumshoe on the hunt for a kidnapped child

This month, our writer shares four new mysterious stories, from locked-room train fiction to cozy food detectives.

In these novels, detectives — some real, others self-appointed — investigate deaths in a small town, on board a train, in a haunted French chateau.

Looking to buy a book as a gift for a loved one this year? We’ve got you covered, with suggestions for everyone on your gift list this holiday season.

Everyone in my family has killed someone. Some of us, the high achievers, have killed more than once. I’m not trying to be dramatic, but it is the truth. Some of us are good, others are bad, and some are just unfortunate.

Everyone on this Train is a Suspect is an intriguing mystery yarn where a trainload of mystery writers are themselves the detectives.

Benjamin Stevenson’s new book, “Everyone in My Family Has Killed Someone,” is a fascinating read.

Looking for the perfect summer read? We asked local experts for their fiction and nonfiction picks.

Books in brief "Everyone in My Family Has Killed Someone" by Benjamin Stevenson; Mariner Books (384 pages, $28.99) ——— You know the kind of mystery where the explanation comes pouring

Award-winning comedian and author Benjamin Stevenson discusses solving 11 mysteries at once with his new mystery novel, Everyone in My Family Has Killed Someone.