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Murder Most Unladylike is officially getting a TV adaptation, and fans of Robin Stevens' children's book series are already jumping up with joy.

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Shadow Ticket” starts out with a Milwaukee mystery in 1932, then takes readers to far stranger and sillier places.

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While treading familiar ground, Infidel is notable for its execution and imagery. Artist Aaron Campbell is widely regarded as ...