The Accident on the A35
by Graeme Macrae Burnet | 
Naming the Bones
by Louise Welsh | 
Crippen
by John Boyne |
Women of the Dunes
by Sarah Maine | 
Gillespie and I
by Jane Harris | 
The Flood
by Ian Rankin | 
A Falcon for a Queen
by Catherine Gaskin | 
Next of Kin
by John Boyne | 
See What I Have Done
by Sarah Schmidt | 
No Good Deed
by Manda Scott | 
The English Monster
by Lloyd Shepherd | 
The Observations
by Jane Harris | 
Witch Wood
by John Buchan | 
To the Bright and Shining Sun
by James Lee Burke | 
Two for Texas
by James Lee Burke | 
The Golden Age
by Gore Vidal | 
The Werewolf of Bamberg
by Oliver Potzsch | 
Sleepers
by Lorenzo Carcaterra | 
Rust & Stardust
by T. Greenwood | 
November Road
by Lou Berney |
A triple murder in a remote northwestern farming community in 1869 leads to the arrest of a young man by the name of Roderick Macrae. There's no question that Macrae is guilty, but the police and courts must uncover what drove him to murder the local village constable and his two children. The book starts with the account of the accused killer who gives us the events leading up to the murders from his jail cell. The book then offers the fictional opinion of a medical doctor and psychologist on the questionable sanity of Roderick Macrae. The last third of the book is a courtroom transcript that reveals the full truth of the events that left three dead. Burnet has created a fascinating unreliable narrator in this historical revenge tragedy and courtroom drama.