Fiction
Fiction broadly refers to any narrative that is derived from the imagination—in other words, not based strictly on history or fact. It can also refer, more narrowly, to narratives written only in prose, and is often used as a synonym for the novel.
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Nachtblüten. (Nachtblüten: Guarnaccias . . .
Novel by Magdalen Nabb
True Murder
Book by Yaba Badoe
Bomber's Law
Book by George V. Higgins
Certain Prey
Book by John Sandford
Gold and wine
Book by William Edward Vickers
Madame Midas
Novel by Fergus Hume
Macon's File
Book by James E. Lessenger
Son of Stone
Book by Stuart Woods
The Zoo Crew
Book by Carolyn Keene
Zenobia July
Book by Lisa Bunker
Appleby's end
Book by J. I. M. Stewart
Bad chemistry
Novel by Gary Krist
Blood Torment
Book by Frank Muir (Crime novelist)
Calamity Town
Novel by Frederic Dannay
Calamity fair
Book by Whit Masterson
Common Murder
Novel by Val McDermid
Crossed Bones
Book by Carolyn Haines
Evan And Elle
Book by Janet Quin-Harkin
Final Edition
Book by Val McDermid
Heaven's Keep
Book by William Kent Krueger
Hiss of Death
Book by Rita Mae Brown
January joker
Book by Ron Roy
Keep it Quiet
Book by Richard Hull
Killing Weeds
Book by Jim Lavene
LA Connections
Novel by Jackie Collins
Murder Charge
Book by Whit Masterson
News For Dogs
Book by Lois Duncan
Rough Weather
Book by Robert B. Parker
The Last Echo
Book by Kimberly Derting
Thunder Horse
Book by Peter Bowen
Uneasy Street
Book by Whit Masterson
Warrant for X
Book by Philip MacDonald
What Was Lost
Novel by Catherine O'Flynn
A Bone to Pick
Book by Charlaine Harris
A little death
Book by Laura Wilson
An Empty Death
Book by Laura Wilson
Bangkok Haunts
Novel by John Burdett
Death of a Nag
Book by Marion Chesney
Dead over heels
Book by Charlaine Harris
February friend
Book by Ron Roy
Field of Blood
Book by Denise Mina
Kinki Lullabye
Book by Isaac Adamson
Lethally Blond
Book by Kate White
Literally Dead
Novel by Lois Winston
Maigret Afraid
Book by Georges Simenon
Mean High Tide
Novel by James Hall and James W. Hall III
O gentle death
Book by Janet Neel Cohen, Baroness Cohen of Pimlico