November’s New Mysteries and Thrillers

November’s new mysteries and thrillers are a delightful grab bag of settings, subgenres, and vibes. We have contemporaries and historicals, more than one genre blend, and tones that range from the haunting and chilling to a full-on romp. We’ve got cozy cyber-noir, spy fiction, a sci-fi thriller, a vampire mystery romance, a blend of horror, noir, and myth, and more to look forward to. If only we could stop time and get to them all! In a quick shoutout to continuing series, we also have the 12th Flavia de Luce novel (one of my personal favorites), Numb Were the Beadsman’s Fingers by Alan Bradley (11/3); The Killing Time by Elly Griffiths (11/17), the follow-up to The Frozen People; and A Warning to the Curious by SJ Rozan and John Shen Yen Nee (11/17), the third book in the Lee and Dao series. Here are some of this month’s new mysteries and thrillers. Clear Water by Gabrielle Lucille Fuentes (11/3) In a blend of mystery, noir, myth, and horror, Alma returns to her Wisconsin hometown, the place where her sister died after a battle with addiction in high school. She begins investigating when she sees a girl in white, and others claim to see the girl, too: all over town, always silent,...