If you're a fan of historical murder mysteries, then Murder Most Historical should be at the top of your to-read list. It includes 5000 pages of historical murder mysteries from 13 different authors, including New York Times and USA Today bestselling authors...

Jolie Tunnell: The Great Loveda Brown
Loveda Brown thinks she's running from her hot-tempered husband when she arrives in the tiny mountainside town of Idyllwild, California—as yet the Wild West of 1912—but a hidden killer has other plans for her.

Irene Sauman: Saddled with Death
Emma Haythorne isn’t usually one to avoid a problem. So, when a body turns up, and that old promise gets called in, she’ll investigate the death. But the promise? Of course, if she draws the attention of the killer the promise won’t matter anyway.

Carmen Radtke: The Case of the Missing Bride
When a group of young Australian women set sail for matrimony in Canada, they believe it’s the start of a happy new life. But when one of the intended brides goes missing, only Alyssa Chalmers, the one educated, wealthy woman in the group, is convinced the disappearance is no accident …

Nancy Warren: Death of a flapper
In 1925 Paris everything is très chic, except murder.

Emma V Leech: The Rum and The Fox
When Keziah learns of her violent father's plans to marry the recently widowed and fabulously wealthy, Duchess of Chartley, it doesn't take the lovely Miss Todd long to realise that the woman's only son, Felix - the new Duke of Chartley, is an inconvenience that her father will remove with haste.

Kate Parker:The Killing at Kaldaire House
Talented London milliner Emily Gates needs all her money to care for her brother. Lord Kaldaire won't pay his bills. And now Emily's found Lord Kaldaire struck down and barely alive. How will she prove her innocence?

Amy Corwin:The Vital Principle
The Vital Principle is the first mystery in the Second Sons Inquiry Agency series and features coolly intellectual Mr. Knighton Gaunt, the agency's founder.

Brenda Gayle: A Shot of Murder
Reporter, Charley Hall, resents her demotion to the women’s page. But first, she needs to find her missing brother. When the last person to see him turns up dead, her search for answers is stymied by a big-city cop with his own agenda.
Brenda Gayle: Rigged for Murder
Trying to help a friend accused of murder, Charley Hall is stunned to learn the dead man knew her father. Then the boat her parents had been on when they drowned mysteriously reappears, swamping her in questions about their past and her future.

Rose Donovan: Death in Velvet
If you love golden age detection with a dash of history, join fashionable Oxford sleuth-spies Ruby and Fina in a delightful romp through the 1930s.

Joanna Campbell Slan: Death of a Schoolgirl
Charlotte Brontë's classic heroine lives on. Jane Eyre answers a child's cry for help—and uncovers secrets the king is desperate to keep. Jane risks everything to save a girl’s life!

Heidi Ashworth: The Devil in Beauty
The Devil in Beauty is Heidi Ashworth's first foray into historical mystery and the first in a series with the Marquis of Trevelin as a detective

Jane Kalmes: The Black Rose Murders
Kitty Callahan moves to Chicago in 1928, and finds her uncle dead, his fortune missing, and his small daughter in need of her care. She's got to find the money—fast. And with the help of handsome detective Tom Gallo, she just might.

Anya Wylde: Murder at Rudhall Manor
A murder and a theft have been committed at Rudhall Manor. The Sedley family have decided that Miss Lucy Anne Trotter is to blame. Lucy, decides to investigate and unmask the killer herself.

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