In Bruce Robert Coffin’s latest mystery, a long list of people have good reasons to have finished off attorney Paul Ramsey.

A young boy, a whimsical elderly aunt, the Maine woods plus a little Edgar Allen Poe add up to an enthralling read.

Along the way, the darkly comic ‘Mrs. Fletcher’ takes on political correctness.

In Sarah Schmidt’s debut novel, the story is told from four perspectives, and each character has a motivation for the infamous murders.

After rebuilding the home of Boston philanthropist George Nixon Black, the Maine writer creates a story about him in her new novel, ‘The House at Lobster Cove.’

In her debut novel, Laurel Davis Huber tells a gripping story about a famous author and her daughter’s longing for love.

A novel explores quirky relationships, science and climate change politics in Antarctica.

A pair of Portland detectives track the evidence as they worry more bodies will pile up.