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Murder at Wrightsville Beach by Ellen Elizabeth Hunterĭeath and a Pot of Chowder by Cornelia Kidd Summer of the Big Bachi by Naomi Hiraharaĭeath of a Cookbook Author Death of a Lobster Lover by Lee Hollisīeach Bags and Burglaries by Dorothy Howell The Talented Mr Ripley by Patricia Highsmith Town in a Lobster Stew Town in a Strawberry Swirl by B.B. The Cats that Watched the Woods by Karen Anne GoldenĪ Fatal Fleece, Angora Alibi: Murder at Lambswool Farm by Sally Goldenbaumĭeath by Chocolate Cherry Cheesecake Knockdown by Sarah Gravesĭead Days of Summer Dead Man's Island by Carolyn Hart Summertime, All the Cats are Bored by Philippe Georget

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The Caleb Cove Mystery Series (3 in the series) by Mahrie Reid Glab Lord James Harrington and the Summer Mystery by Lynn FlorkiewiczĪpple Turnover Murder, Blackberry Pie Murder, Carrot Cake Murder by Joanne Fluke Murder Sends a Postcard by Christy Fifield Kilt at the Highland Games by Kaitlyn Dunnettīlackberry Burial, Dying for Strawberries Killed on Blueberry Hill by Sharon Farrow The Gold Coast, Plum Island by Nelson DeMille The Diva Steals a Chocolate Kiss by Krista DavisĪ Summer in the Twenties by Peter Dickinson The Alpine Recluse The Alpine Zen Clam Wake Dune to Death by Mary Daheim The Trouble with a Hot Summer by Camilla Crespiīarkley's Treasure, Bikinis in Paradise Beach Blanket Barbie Camp Carter Maui Madness Bikinis in Paradise by Kathi Daley Killer in Crinolines Braking for Bodies by Duffy Brownįootprints in the Sand by Mary Jane ClarkĪll You Need is Fudge, To Fudge or not to Fudge by Nancy Cocoĭeath on a Summer Night by Matthew CostelloĪ Shoot on Martha's Vineyard by Philip Craig The Cat Who Saw Stars, The Cat Who Went Up the Creek by Lilian Jackson Braun The Sweetness at the Bottom of the Pie by Alan Bradley Jaws by Peter Benchley ( maybe not quite a mystery, but a good read, especially at the Beach)īittersweet by Miranda Beverly-Whittemore The Summer School Mystery by Josephine Bell Milwaukee Summers Can Be Deadly by Kathleen Anne Barrett Gold Medal Threat by Michael Balkind (Kids: 7-15)Ī Midsummer Night's Killing by Trevor Barnes Sunset Beach High Tide Club by Mary Kay AndrewsĪunt Dimity and the Deep Blue Sea by Nancy Atherton The Corpse with the Garnet Face by Cathy AceĪ Cat on a Beach Blanket by Lydia AdamsonĪ Deadly Cliche Murder in the Mystery Suite by Ellery Adams

This is far from a definitive list, but it's updated since last year.

As always I invite you to add any titles I've missed.

I've omitted most Fourth of July and Labor Day Mysteries from this list, but I'll be updating those lists later this Summer. Or is it? So many mysteries taking place during Summer are filled with murder and mayhem - on the Beach, at the Lake, and in the City! What follows is a list of Summer Crime Fiction that exudes the heat and accompanying crime of Summertime. The finalists will be celebrated, and the winners announced, as part of a special event at this year’s WORD Christchurch Festival, held from 29 October to 1 November. The finalists for both this Best Novel category and Best First Novel will be announced later this year. The longlist is currently being considered by a judging panel of crime, thriller, and suspense writing experts from the United States, United Kingdom, Australia and New Zealand.

A MADNESS OF SUNSHINE by Nalini Singh (Hachette).

IN THE CLEARING by JP Pomare (Hachette).

HIDE by SJ Morgan (MidnightSun Publishing).

THE NANCYS by RWR McDonald (Allen & Unwin).

GIRL FROM THE TREE HOUSE by Gudrun Frerichs.

ONE SINGLE THING by Tina Clough (Lightpool Publishing).

WHATEVER IT TAKES by Paul Cleave (Upstart Press).

TRUST ME, I'M DEAD by Sherryl Clark (Verve Books).

SHADOW OF A DOUBT by SL Beaumont (Paperback Writers Publishing).

The Longlist for this year’s Best Novel prize is: The Ngaio Marsh Awards have celebrated the best New Zealand crime, mystery, thriller, and suspense writing since 2010.