Los Angeles Times Book Prize for Mystery/Thriller

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The Los Angeles Times Book Prize for Mystery/Thriller, established in 2000, is a category of the Los Angeles Times Book Prize. Works are eligible during the year of their first US publication in English, though they may be written originally in languages other than English.

Recipients[edit]

Los Angeles Times Book Prize for Mystery/Thriller winners and finalists
Year Author Title Result Ref.
2000 Val McDermid A Place of Execution Winner [1]
Michael Dibdin Blood Rain: An Aurelio Zen Mystery Finalist [1]
Peter Robinson Cold Is the Grave
James Lee Burke Purple Cane Road
George P. Pelecanos Shame the Devil
2001 T. Jefferson Parker Silent Joe Winner [2]
David Fulmer Chasing the Devil’s Tail: A Mystery of Storyville, New Orleans Finalist [2]
Henry Bromell Little America
C. J. Box Open Season: A Joe Pickett Novel
Marshall Browne The Wooden Leg of Inspector Anders
2002 George P. Pelecanos Hell to Pay Winner [3]
Tod Goldberg Living Dead Girl Finalist [3]
Henning Mankell and Ebba Segerberg One Step Behind
Scott Turow Reversible Errors
Stephen L. Carter The Emperor of Ocean Park
2003 George P. Pelecanos Soul Circus Winner [4]
Rebecca Pawel Death of a Nationalist Finalist [4]
Neil Gordon The Company You Keep
Henning Mankell and Laurie Thompson The Dogs of Riga
Peter Lovesey The House Sitter
2004 Kem Nunn Tijuana Straits Winner [5]
Ian Rankin A Question of Blood Finalist [5]
Alan Furst Dark Voyage
Charles McCarry Old Boys
Henning Mankell and Laurie Thompson The Return of the Dancing Master
2005 Robert Littell Legends Winner [6]
John Harvey Ash & Bone Finalist [6]
Peter Robinson Strange Affair
Michael Connelly The Lincoln Lawyer
James Crumley The Right Madness
2006 Michael Connelly Echo Park Winner [7][8]
Patrick Neate City of Tiny Lights Finalist [8]
George P. Pelecanos The Night Gardener
Don Winslow The Winter of Frankie Machine
Jess Walter The Zero
2007 Karin Fossum with Charlotte Barslund (trans.) The Indian Bride Winner [9]
Benjamin Black Christine Falls Finalist [9]
Åke Edwardson Frozen Tracks
Jan Costin Wagner Ice Moon
Tana French In the Woods
2008 Michael Koryta Envy the Night Winner [10][11]
Simon Lewis Bad Traffic Finalist [12]
Tom Rob Smith Child 44
Nina Revoyr The Age of Dreaming
Colin Harrison The Finder
2009 Stuart Neville The Ghosts of Belfast Winner [13]
Val McDermid A Darker Domain Finalist [13]
Attica Locke Black Water Rising
Megan Abbott Bury Me Deep
David Ellis The Hidden Man
2010 Tom Franklin Crooked Letter, Crooked Letter Winner [14]
Kelli Stanley City of Dragons Finalist [14]
Stuart Neville Collusion
Tana French Faithful Place
Laura Lippman I’d Know You Anywhere
2011 Stephen King 11/22/63 Winner [15]
Eoin Colfer Plugged Finalist [16]
A.D. Miller Snowdrops
Kate Atkinson Started Early, Took My Dog
Denise Mina The End of the Wasp Season
2012 Tana French Broken Harbor Winner [17][18]
Nick Harkaway Angelmaker Finalist [19]
Chris Pavone The Expats
Fuminori Nakamura The Thief
Ariel S. Winter The Twenty-Year Death
2013 J. K. Rowling (as Robert Galbraith) The Cuckoo's Calling Winner [20]
Richard Crompton Hour of the Red God Finalist [21]
John Grisham Sycamore Row
Ferdinand von Schirach The Collini Case
Gene Kerrigan The Rage
2014 Tom Bouman Dry Bones in the Valley Winner [22]
Laura Lippman After I’m Gone Finalist [23]
Shawn Lawrence Otto Sins of Our Fathers
Peter Swanson The Girl With a Clock for a Heart
Peter Heller The Painter
2015 Don Winslow The Cartel Winner [24][25]
Brian Panowich Bull Mountain Finalist [26]
Lou Berney The Long and Faraway Gone
Viet Thanh Nguyen The Sympathizer
Richard Price The Whites
2016 Bill Beverly Dodgers Winner [27]
Thomas Mullen Darktown Finalist [27]
Emma Cline The Girls
Graeme Macrae Burnet His Bloody Project: Documents Relating to the Case of Roderick Macrae
Ian McGuire The North Water
2017 Joyce Carol Oates A Book of American Martyrs Winner [28]
Attica Locke Bluebird, Bluebird Finalist [28]
Michael Connelly The Late Show
Paul LaFarge The Night Ocean
Ivy Pochoda Wonder Valley
2018 Oyinkan Braithwaite My Sister, the Serial Killer Winner [29]
Megan Abbott Give Me Your Hand Finalist [29]
Kent Anderson Green Sun
Lou Berney November Road
Leïla Slimani The Perfect Nanny
2019 Steph Cha Your House Will Pay Winner [30][31]
Attica Locke Heaven, My Home Finalist [32]
Laura Lippman Lady In the Lake
Jane Harper The Lost Man
Michael Connelly The Night Fire
2020 S. A. Cosby Blacktop Wasteland Winner [33][34]
Rachel Howzell Hall And Now She’s Gone Finalist [35][36]
Christopher Bollen A Beautiful Crime
Jennifer Hillier Little Secrets
Ivy Pochoda These Women
2021 Megan Abbott The Turnout Winner [37][38]
Alison Gaylin The Collective Finalist [38]
Michael Connelly The Dark Hours
S. A. Cosby Razorblade Tears
Silvia Moreno-Garcia Velvet Was the Night
2022 Alex Segura Secret Identity Winner [39]
Rachel Howzell Hall We Lie Here Finalist
Laurie R. King Back to the Garden
Tracy Lien All That's Left Unsaid
Peng Shepherd The Cartographers

References[edit]

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