- Keigo Higashino: Unter der Mitternachtssonne
- Ray Celestin: Höllenjazz in New Orleans
- Laura Lippman: Sunburn
- Jordan Harper: Die Rache der Polly McClusky
- Hannah Tinti: Die zwölf Leben des Samuel Hawley
- Iori Fujiwara: Der Sonnenschirm des Terroristen
- Hideo Yokoyama: 64
- Lisa Sandlin: Ein Job für Delpha
- Harlan Coben: In deinem Namen
- Kathleen Kent: The Dime
- Jean Echenoz: Unsere Frau in Pjöngjang
- Pauline Rhinehart: The Jukebox of St. Augustin
„Keigo Higashino’s Journey Under the Midnight Sun is a subversive treasure. One reviewer dubbed him the Japanese Stieg Larsson, and he definitely deserves to be ranked with the titans of the crime genre. And even more so: if David Foster Wallace had written a thriller, it would probably read something like a novel by Keigo Higashino. Compulsion, games, systems within systems, cultural bewitchment, politics: these two writers would have had a lot to discuss.“
(MTFP HQ)