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F19 Midnight Ink.Pdf STERY THE VERY BEST IN MY VISIT US CONTENTS ALA 2019 Annual Conference Washington, DC • June 20 – 25, 2019 Recent Releases . 2 Midnight Ink Series Favorites . .. 3 Complete Backlist . 10 MIDNIGHT INK PROMOTION (alphabetized by author) Advanced Reader Copies (ARCs) and NetGalley editions are available pre-publication. We support our books with national review coverage, social media outreach, regional Ordering Information . 38 author appearances, and print and online advertising. Midnight Ink titles are featured at library and bookseller Index . .. 39 conferences worldwide as well as national mystery conferences. Distributors . Inside Back Cover PUBLICITY, MEDIA & EVENTS TO ORDER Midnight Ink Call: 1-800-843-6666 or 651-291-1970 800-843-6666 Fax: 651-291-1908 [email protected] Questions: [email protected] All prices and dates are subject to change. Sign up for NetGalley today! Sign up for Edelweiss today! www.NetGalley.com www.Edelweiss.plus www.MidnightInkBooks.com Fall 2019 Midnight Ink Catalog design by Adrienne January Officially launched in the fall of 2005, Midnight Ink has been a leader in bringing a mix of cozy, mainstream, and suspenseful mysteries to the market. Along the way, we’ve been privileged to launch the careers of many award-winning and bestselling authors. Although our last new titles will be published in the summer of 2019, we’ll continue to sell our backlist of popular series books and standalones, and we’ll support our talented authors in all capacities. Midnight Ink would like to thank the many bookstores, libraries, distributors, independent reps, and other partners for their ongoing support. We look forward to continuing our work with you as we begin a new chapter in our shared efforts to bring the best mysteries to the reading public. ••• SPRING/SUMMER 2019 ••• RECENT RELEASES 978-0-7387-5869-5 978-0-7387-5654-7 978-0-7387-5244-0 978-0-7387-6007-0 May 2019 May 2019 May 2019 June 2019 See page 11 See page 33 See page 27 See page 27 978-0-7387-5838-1 978-0-7387-6130-5 978-0-7387-6131-2 978-0-7387-6036-0 June 2019 July 2019 August 2019 August 2019 See page 19 See page 36 See page 10 See page 27 978-0-7387-5428-4 978-0-7387-6090-2 978-0-7387-5226-6 September 2019 September 2019 September 2019 See page 34 See page 17 See page 22 2 LESLIE BUDEWITZ FOOD LOVERS’ VILLAGE MYSTERIES Bestselling author LESLIE BUDEWITZ presents heaps of humor, plenty of plot twists, and delightful recipes in her Agatha Award–winning series set in the enchanting village of Jewel Bay, Montana. 978-0-7387-5241-9 978-0-7387-5240-2 BOOK 5 BOOK 4 C. S. CHALLINOR The Rex Graves Mystery Series C.S. Challinor’s irresistible Agatha Christie–style mysteries showcase the impressive deductive skills of master sleuth Rex Graves, who keeps readers enthralled from the first page to the last. 978-0-7387-5647-9 978-0-7387-5009-5 978-0-7387-4548-0 978-0-7387-3976-2 BOOK 9 BOOK 8 BOOK 7 BOOK 6 Kathleen Ernst The Chloe Ellefson Mystery Series Chloe Ellefson, curator at Old World Wisconsin, solves mysteries both past and present in this fascinating historical series that highlights the captivating cultures of the Upper Midwest. 978-0-7387-6090-2 978-0-7387-5354-6 978-0-7387-5334-8 978-0-7387-4515-2 BOOK 10 | SEPTEMBER 2019 BOOK 9 BOOK 8 BOOK 7 Kellye DETECTIVEGarrett BY DAY MYSTERIES OF THE Agatha AwardWINNER for Best First Novel OF THE Anthony WINNERAward for Best First Novel OF THE Lefty AwardWINNER for Best Debut Novel OF THE IPPY GoldWINNER Medal for Best First Book Starred Review and Debut of the Month from Library Journal 978-0-7387-5297-6 978-0-7387-5261-7 BOOK 2 BOOK 1 Starred Review from Publishers Weekly Travel the world with tour escort Emily Andrew-Miceli and her globetrotting band of Iowa seniors in this endlessly entertaining cozy series from bestselling author MADDY HUNTER THE PASSPORT TO PERIL MYSTERIES 978-0-7387-5397-3 978-0-7387-4961-7 978-0-7387-4034-8 Linda O. Johnston BARKERY & BISCUITS MYSTERIES In Linda O. Johnston’s charming series, Carrie Kennersly—vet tech and owner of a two-part bakery that serves treats to both dogs and humans—sniffs out clues and collars killers. Includes recipes! 978-0-7387-5244-0 978-0-7387-5245-7 978-0-7387-4628-9 978-0-7387-4627-2 978-0-7387-4503-9 BOOK 5 | MAY 2019 BOOK 4 BOOK 3 BOOK 2 BOOK 1 G.M. MALLIET G P A St. Just Mystery IGITHE ACCIDENTAL ANDIAN ALCHEMIST MYSTERIES Delightfully witty and rich with intrigue, each book in this highly acclaimed, Agatha Award–winning series is an exciting romp into the investigative exploits of Detective Chief Inspector St. Just. 978-0-7387-1967-2 978-0-7387-1247-5 978-0-7387-1248-2 BOOK 3 BOOK 2 BOOK 1 EDITH MAXWELL The Quaker Midwife Mysteries Quaker midwife Rose Carroll delivers babies to mothers and brings criminals to justice in this acclaimed and authentic historical series set in 19th-century New England. 978-0-7387-5643-1 978-0-7387-5054-5 978-0-7387-5032-3 978-0-7387-4752-1 BOOK 4 BOOK 3 BOOK 2 BOOK 1 GIGITHE ACCIDENTAL PANDIAN ALCHEMIST MYSTERIES “Pandian sets this series apart from other fluffy paranormal mysteries with Zoe’s cute nonhuman sidekick and some mouthwatering vegan recipes.” —Publishers Weekly 978-0-7387-5301-0 978-0-7387-4236-6 978-0-7387-4235-9 978-0-7387-4184-0 BOOK 4 BOOK 3 BOOK 2 BOOK 1 EDITH MAXWELL Karen MacInerney The Quaker Midwife Mysteries THE GRAY WHALE INN MYSTERIES “[The] Gray Whale adventure provides complex characters, stunning scenery and many recipes.”—Kirkus Reviews 978-0-7387-3460-6 978-0-7387-3459-0 978-0-7387-1966-5 978-0-7387-1300-7 BOOK 6 BOOK 5 BOOK 4 BOOK 3 LISSA MARIE REDMOND THE COLD CASE INVESTIGATION SERIES “Recommend this one to anyone hot for a police procedural where tired cops make mistakes but slowly, relentlessly—and with morbid humor—get the job done . Keep your eyes on Redmond, a retired cop who knows how to write.”—Booklist 978-0-7387-5428-4 978-0-7387-5427-7 978-0-7387-5410-9 BOOK 3 | September 2019 BOOK 2 BOOK 1 KIRSTEN WEISS The Perfectly Proper Paranormal Museum Mysteries Paranormal museum owner Maddie Kosloski faces off against spectral shenanigans, deadly killers, and one GD (ghost detecting) cat in this marvelous cozy series set in California. 978-0-7387-5713-1 978-0-7387-5036-1 978-0-7387-5031-6 978-0-7387-4751-4 BOOK 4 BOOK 3 BOOK 2 BOOK 1 RECENT RELEASES for Cozy Lovers 978-0-7387-5838-1 978-0-7387-6036-0 978-0-7387-5226-6 978-0-7387-6007-0 For the manager of the Pet shop owner Crishell Callie Reeds finds “treble” Charlotte “Charms” Lucky Cherry Orchard Inn, “Shell” McMillan must in Keepsake Cove when her returns to Gett, Florida, to “Cherry scones to die for” cat-ch a killer with her country-western boyfriend run the family distillery and turns out to be all too true. two furry sidekicks. is framed for murder. figure out how a body ended JUNE 2019 AUGUST 2019 SEPTEMBER 2019 up in a whiskey barrel. JUNE 2019 STAND-ALONE SUSPENSE & PAGE-TURNING TENSION The Perfectly Proper Paranormal Museum Mysteries Paranormal museum owner Maddie Kosloski faces off against spectral shenanigans, deadly killers, and one GD (ghost detecting) cat in this marvelous cozy series set in California. 978-0-7387-5781-0 978-0-7387-5617-2 978-0-7387-6130-5 978-0-7387-5947-0 ★ “A compelling, suspense- ★ “Layer upon layer of The son of a serial killer ★ “Highly recommended.” ful story reminiscent of deception.”—Kirkus Reviews must reconcile with his —Library Journal William Kent Krueger’s (starred review) own dark past and stop a (starred review) Ordinary Grace.” new string of murders. —Library Journal (starred review) JULY 2019 COMPLETE BACKLIST THE THIRD MRS. DURST STICK A FORK IN IT Ann Aguirre Robin Allen 978-0-7387-6131-2 • US $24.99 CAN $34.99 Poppy Markham: Culinary Cop (Book 2) Hard Cover with Dust Jacket • 5¼ x 8 • 312 pp. 978-0-7387-2795-0 • US $14.95 CAN $16.95 3 August 2019 Trade Paperback Original • 5 ⁄16 x 8 • 288 pp. To outsiders, it seems that Marlena Durst leads Poppy Markham thought she’d seen it all — until a fairy-tale life. But nobody ever wonders if she stepped into Capital Punishment. The res- Cinderella was happy after she married the taurant’s twisted concept, last meals of famous prince. Death may be the only exit she’s allowed. death row inmates, just might be a hit in Austin, Just like her husband’s first wife. And his sec- Texas. The macabre theme becomes all too real ond. Unless she flips the script. when co-owner Troy Sharp — a hard-drinking ex- jock and all around jerk — is found dead. “The Third Mrs. Durst is a slow, dark burn that leads to a fantastic explosion of an ending.” “Lots of plot twists help make this a must-read for cozy lovers.” —Publishers Weekly —Victoria Helen Stone, author of Jane Doe 19 SOULS OUT OF THE FRYING PAN J. D. Allen Robin Allen A Sin City Investigation (Book 1) Poppy Markham: Culinary Cop (Book 3) 978-0-7387-5403-1 • US $15.99 CAN $21.99 978-0-7387-2796-7 • US $14.99 CAN $17.50 3 Trade Paperback Original • 5¼ x 8 • 336 pp.
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