Books like Murder as a fine art by David Morrell

A tense psychological thriller that pits FBI agent Clarice Starling against the notorious cannibalistic serial killer Dr. Hannibal Lecter as they collaborate to catch a new predator.

James Ellroy’s hard‑boiled crime novel follows detectives as they unravel Los Angeles’s darkest mystery, the unsolved murder of the Black Dahlia, blending gritty police work with atmospheric noir.

Crime‑beat reporter Jack McEvoy races against time to catch a cleverly word‑crafting serial killer who preys on police detectives in Colorado’s streets.

In a strict Mennonite community, a 16‑year‑old girl rebels against tradition as she faces her family's collapse.

Charles Dickens’s Little Dorrit follows William Dorrit, jailed for debt, and his daughter Amy—or Little Dorrit—through their rise from poverty to wealth amid 19th‑century London life.

A corporate lawyer reinstates a death‑row case, believing the inmate may be innocent, while a pair of prosecutors insist the original conviction was justified.

Charles Dickens’ Dombey and Son follows the proud industrialist Paul Dombey and his family, exposing how commercial ambition can corrupt personal bonds while hinting at redemption through love.

In London’s country backdrop, Lady Emily Hargreaves faces a shocking murder when the Marquess of Montagu collapses dead in front of Anglemore Park’s grand entrance. With suspects ranging from an engaged cousin to a shamed vicar’s daughter, Emily must untangle secrets buried beneath the manor’s gilded façade.

After fleeing her father’s island, Juliet Moreau returns to London to hunt a serial killer and find a serum that may cure her deteriorating illness.

London, 1781. Harriet Westerman waits for news of her husband, gravely injured at sea. The streets of the city seethe with rumour and conspiracy as the King's navy battles the French at sea. And while the banks of the Thames swarm with life, a body is dragged from its murky waters. In another part of town, where the air seems sweeter, the privileged enjoy a brighter world of complacent wealth and intoxicating celebrity. But as society revels in its pleasurable diversions, a darker plot is being played out. Yet some are willing to look below the surface, no matter how unsavoury the depths. Harriet believes passionately in justice. Reclusive anatomist Gabriel Crowther is fascinated by the bones beneath the skin. Invited to seek the true nature of the dead man, they risk censure for an unnatural interest in murder. But when the safety of a nation is at stake, personal reputation must give way to the pursuit of reason and truth.

A Victorian fiction that blends time‑travel, imagination, and storytelling, exploring social customs and grief in 19th‑century London.

New Orleans, 1918. The birth of jazz, the Spanish flu, an ax murderer on the loose.

A wealthy Alabama planter confesses his hidden past when he marries off his daughter to a husband who rejects their child, forcing his family into a web of secrets that threatens to unravel their prosperity.

After a vacation in Italy, Jessica Fletcher encounters a painting theft that ends in murder, and she must confront how the crime will haunt her back in Cabot Cove.

160 p. ; 21 cm