The British newspaper, The Guardian, has put forth its list of best mysteries for 2020 (link):
"The Man on the Street," by Trevor Wood
"True Story," by Kate Reed Pettty
"The Djinn Patrol on the Purple Line," by Deepa Anappara
"Black Rain Falling," by Jacob Ross
"Three-Fifths," by John Vercher
"The Thursday Murder Club," by Richard Osman (my review)
"Your House Will Pay," by Steph Cha
"When No One Is Watching," by Alyssa Cole (my review)
"Leave the World Behind," by Rumaan Alam
"Blacktop Wasteland," by S. A. Cosby
"Remain Silent," by Susie Steiner
"Broken," by Don Winslow
"Magpie Lane," by Lucy Atkins
"Our Fathers," by Rebecca Wait
"Summer of Reckoning," by Marion Brunet (translated from the French by Katherine Gregor)
"We Begin at the End," by Chris Whitaker
"The Searcher," by Tana French (my review)
"The Last Protector," by Andrew Taylor
"The Devil and the Dark Water," by Stuart Turton
"Bent," by Joe Thomas
"Cry Baby," by Mark Billingham
I do have a couple of these titles in my to-be-read pile. Hope springs eternal that I'll find enough time for them.
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