Brooklyn grad student and single mom Erica Donato dives into Brownsville's gritty past for her thesis on 1930s crime, but stumbles into a present-day mystery. When a promising young woman is found beaten and another friend turns up dead, Erica can’t resist probing deeper, unearthing secrets that echo through generations.

"Brooklyn's rich history comes to life in Stein's wonderful descriptions, and Erica is an engaging tour guide."—Booklist

First comes love. Then comes murder? Wedding planner Erica Bloom's latest gig takes a deadly turn when the maid of honor is found murdered. With her team scrambling and the clock ticking, Erica must unravel a web of secrets and lies to catch a killer before the bride walks down the aisle.

The night after the Guggenheim Museum’s fête, art collector Arthur Wordell takes a 20-story plunge from the window of his Times Square office. If anybody can solve a seemingly unsolvable murder, it’s Nero Wolfe—from an author who “does a masterly job with the Wolfe legacy” (Booklist).

When Beth Loveday seeks refuge on the Devon coast, she inherits more than an old shop—she awakens the secrets of her ancestor Susanna, a 17th-century healer accused of witchcraft. Spanning centuries of peril and resilience, Magpie is a haunting tale where memory, mystery, and fate entwine across generations.

September 1942. A recently widowed Esme Donaldson loses her job due to wartime budget cuts. She finds an unexpected opportunity as a librarian at Redcliffe Manor, a sprawling country estate. She soon discovers the manor is a unique wartime hub, with its grounds serving as an American military hospital and the house itself sheltering a girls' boarding school.