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2018 Edgar Award Winners

These books won one of the most prestigious mystery awards.

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    She Rides Shotgun: A Novel

    Jordan Harper

    She Rides Shotgun: A Novel

    Jordan Harper
    Prepare for a wildly emotional ride as an ex-con, Nate, tries to protect his 11-year-old daughter, Polly, from a gang bent on taking Nate and his family’s life. Few stories capture character transformations — from selfishness to selflessness, from shyness to toughness — so well. Winner of the Edgar Award for best debut.

    Killers of the Flower Moon: The Osage Murders and the Birth of the FBI

    David Grann

    Killers of the Flower Moon: The Osage Murders and the Birth of the FBI

    David Grann
    David Grann (“The Lost City of Z”) is a rockstar researcher and journalist. In this book, he brings to life one of our nation’s most chilling murder conspiracies. Illuminating a dark period of racism, greed, corrupt lawmen, and ruthless outlaws, Grann animates his meticulous, detective-like research into a page-turning mystery. Winner of the Edgar Award for best true crime.

    Long Way Down

    Jason Reynolds

    Long Way Down

    Jason Reynolds
    This will be the most intense elevator ride of your life. Every second counts in this experimental story about a boy contemplating revenge for his brother’s murder. Jason Reynold’s book has received many accolades, including a Newbery Honor and now the Edgar Award for best young adult mystery.

    The Unseeing

    Anna Mazzola

    The Unseeing

    Anna Mazzola
    Based on the 1837 London case of the Edgware Road Murder, this debut from lawyer Anna Mazzola is an historical mystery great. One minute you’ll be convinced Sarah Gale is guilty of her role in the murder, the next, that she’s innocent. This won the Edgar Award for best original paperback.

    The Widow's House: A Novel

    Carol Goodman

    The Widow's House: A Novel

    Carol Goodman
    For fans of Mary Higgins Clark, this novel won her namesake award. Jess and Clare decide to move into an older house for a change of pace, but Clare is definitely getting more of a change than she expected in this gothic story. Paranoia seeps in, and ghosts start to come out.
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