crime

Conan and his friends dress up as monsters for a murder mystery game aboard a ghost ship. When a real murder takes place during the game, it is up to Jimmy Kudo to figure out who the killer is. Plus, when it becomes evident that the Men in Black know who they really are, Conan and Anita must find Vermouth before the deadly assassin can find them.

His efforts to track down a corrupt computer programmer leads Conan to information about the elusive Men in Black and Conan begins to follow the clues he finds in an diary and encrypted in the programmer's abandoned Go board.

Conan is back on the trail of the Syndicate when he investigates the death of a private detective. He thinks he has identified an American actress as one of the "Men in Black," but she may be closer than he realizes.

Explores the lives of ordinary North Koreans.

What’s going on at the art museum in Pleasant Valley? Did the Egyptian mummy really come to life after 3,000 years? The terrified night watchman claims that he saw the mummy walking around the museum. The very same night, the most valuable painting in the museum was cut out of its frame. Once again, young detectives Jerry and Maya are called in by the chief of police to get to the bottom of the strange and spooky events.

A robber has struck at Cafe Marzipan, Pleasant Valley's best bakery, three times in the past year and the police chief once again calls upon the super sleuthing skills of best friends Jerry and Maya to help him catch the tricky thief.

"Describes mysterious criminals and unsolved crimes from around the world"--Provided by the publisher.

When a recording of her sister's murder is delivered, a devastated Winter sets out to find her sister's killer, but when the clues start to conflict with the digital recording, she has to discern what is and isn't real.

When Josh's fractured family life becomes worse after the death of his mother, he meets Lindsay, a girl who promptly complicated his life by flirting with him and stealing his wallet.

When Samuel Battle broke the color line as New York City's first African American policeman early in the twentieth century, he had to fear his racist colleagues as much as the criminals. His forty-year career with the New York City Police Department is both the story of one man's courageous battle for acceptance and also the story of the progress of racial diversity. Throughout his career, Samuel Battle mixed with the rich and famous and the rich and infamous but he never forgot who he was and the job that he was doing.