Mystery Books from Warrington Publishing
Gripping Mysteries Where Suspense Meets Substance
At Warrington Publishing, we believe the best stories keep you turning pages late into the night—and leave you thinking long after the final chapter. Our mystery novels, both published and upcoming, are crafted to intrigue, surprise, and move you, and are defined by complex characters and richly woven, character-driven plots. These are not just tales of crime or corruption—they’re human stories shaped by ambition, loyalty, fear, and redemption. Every twist and revelation is grounded in character choices, making each novel a powerful exploration of what drives people to act when the stakes are high and the truth is elusive. Expect tightly woven narratives, unexpected twists, and stakes that feel personal.
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International | Sci-Fi Mystery
UNTIMELY DEATHS
By Chris Stevens
New Chapel Mysteries — Book 1
Science Fiction Mystery • Time Travel Mystery
Time Travel
Trapped in the Past
Accidental Timeline Change
Butterfly Effect
When Dan Parker discovers a mysterious device capable of traveling through time, curiosity leaves him stranded in 1940s New Chapel. As he builds a new life and forms friendships worth protecting, a series of murders begins—deaths that never occurred in the history he remembers. With every choice threatening to alter the future, Dan must uncover the truth before his presence in the past changes everything.
Published 2026
Available: Kindle • Kindle Unlimited • Paperback • Hardcover
ZERO KNOWLEDGE: REVISED SECOND EDITION
By Arnaud Pascolo
The Zero Mysteries — Book 1
International Mystery • Financial Thriller 🏆Award Winner
Perfect Murder
Impossible Crime
Cryptic Clues
Cryptocurrency Mystery
When cryptocurrency entrepreneur Luc Starck dies suddenly in Switzerland’s Crypto Valley, what appears to be a natural death soon reveals the possibility of an ingeniously constructed murder. As investigators follow a trail of cryptic clues and digital secrets, one haunting question emerges: what if the perfect crime is one in which no one involved knows enough to be guilty?