- The deeds of the disturber, by Elizabeth Peters
- Seeing a large cat, by Elizabeth Peters
- The bone vault, by Linda Fairstein
- Mrs. Pollifax on safari, by Dorothy Gilman
- The last suppers, Diane Mott Davidson
- The prodigal daughter, by Jeffrey Archer
- A yellow raft in blue water, Michael Dorris
- The kills, by Linda Fairstein
- Bridget Jones's diary, Helen Fielding
- The whole enchilada, Diane Mott Davidson
- Mrs. Pollifax and the whirling dervish, by Dorothy Gilman
- Children of the storm, by Elizabeth Peters
- Hunting season, by Nevada Barr
- Wicked widow, by Amanda Quick
- Deep South, by Nevada Barr
- Flash and bones, Kathy Reichs
- Winter study, Nevada Barr
- Hard truth, by Nevada Barr
- Mrs. Pollifax and the second thief, by Dorothy Gilman
- Night watch, Linda Fairstein
- The search, by Iris Johansen
- The elegance of the hedgehog, Muriel Barbery ; translated from the French by Alison Anderson
- Mrs. Pollifax pursued, by Dorothy Gilman
- Dirty Blonde, by Lisa Scottoline
- Bridget Jones, the edge of reason, by Helen Fielding
- Let me go, Helga Schneider ; [translated from the Italian by Shaun Whiteside]
- Hell gate, Linda Fairstein
- Prime cut, Diane Mott Davidson
- A river in the sky, Elizabeth Peters
- Spider bones, by Kathy Reichs
- The bridesmaid, by Ruth Rendell
- Guild boss, Jayne Castle
- The laughter of dead kings, Elizabeth Peters
- Murder in an English glade, Jessica Ellicott
- Entombed, by Linda Fairstein
- A palm for Mrs. Pollifax, by Dorothy Gilman
- The painted queen, Elizabeth Peters and Joan Hess
- Lord of the silent, by Elizabeth Peters
- Blood oath, a novel, Linda Fairstein
- Flashback, by Nevada Barr
- The unexpected Mrs. Pollifax, by Dorothy Gilman
- Mrs. Pollifax on the China Station, by Dorothy Gilman
- Terminal city, by Linda Fairstein
- Tomb of the golden bird, by Elizabeth Peters
- Moment of truth, by Lisa Scottoline
- Crunch time, Diane Mott Davidson
- Liberty falling, by Nevada Barr
- A Superior death, by Nevada Barr
- Dangerous kiss, by Jackie Collins
- The serpent on the crown, by Elizabeth Peters