LAURY SILVERS AND “JAYNE GREEN”

Mysteries and Thrillers
Set in the Past and Present

Out Now at major digital and paperback retailers.
Out Now at all major digital and paperback retailers
Out Now at all major digital and paperback retailers
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Out Now on major digital and paperback retailers
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  • “Completely engrossing and richly atmospheric. Tenth century Baghdad comes alive through the eyes of a dazzling cast of characters.”

    Ausma Zehanat Khan, acclaimed author of The Detective Inaya Rahman novels,

  • “Disgraced has it all: creeping paranoia, elite scumbags, a psycho hacker, an investor with a saviour complex, a grad student wronged, a lone wolf professor, a commie journalist, and a freaky cult, all set in Toronto. It’s a satisfying thriller with compelling characters, terrific pacing, and lots of secrets to reveal.”

    —Jennie Jones

  • Some Justice is a FINALIST for the Crime Writers of Canada Best Traditional Mystery Award

    And the only self-published book in any category.

  • Disgraced — "Beautifully written and weird."

    Farzana Doctor, award winning author of The Beauty of Us, Seven, All-Inclusive, Six Metres of Pavement, and more.

  • Some Justice—Highly Recommended

    Historical Novel Society

  • "Mack of Rat City is at last a dystopian character I can relate to. No Aeon Flux, this old gal moves with caution, feeling the accumulated pain of injuries collected over the years."

    Leilehua Yuen, author of The Adventures of Kamaka Holmes series

  • Disgraced — Fantastic, stay-up-until-2-am to finish it, edge-of-your-seat read with just the right amount of moving parts and whodunnit.

    Sofia Ali-Khan, winner of the 2023 Nautilus Gold Book Award for A Good Country.

  • Some Justice had me in a chokehold and now I can't wait for the next one!!!!!!!

    Bint Younus, (In)Famous Bookstagrammer

  • Laury Silvers' medieval Muslim mystery novels are a force of creativity and thoughtfulness.

    Bint Younus, (In)Famous Bookstagrammer

  • Some Justice — "Both thrilling and charming—a tightly plotted mystery with characters you’ll love and an ending that packs a punch."

    — Karen Heenan, author of Coming Apart

  • “Too often, narratives of women in Islam are told from the vantage point of the privileged, the women of the wealthy classes … this novel turns that narrative on its head.”

    Safiyyah Surtee, AltMuslimah

  • "This book screamed at me."

    “Before We Go Blog” on Rat City, a semi-finalist for the SFICS award, published in Revenge in Three

  • “Silvers renders real the people of Baghdad, whether pious mystics, cynical wine merchants, or frontier soldiers turned detectives. It’s a great mystery and its faithful portrayal of Baghdad.”

    Sherwan Hindreen Ali, McGill University and Baghdadi Native

  • “Remarkable.” "Enchanting Characters." "Beautiful and Intriguing." "Enthralling."

    Richard Marcus, Blogcritics on the four novels of The Sufi Mysteries Quartet

The Sufi Mysteries Quartet

The Sufi Mysteries Quartet
Toronto Stories

Toronto Stories
The Rat City Chronicles

The Rat City Chronicles
Ghazi Ammar Mysteries

Ghazi Ammar Mysteries
Reviews of The Sufi Mysteries

Reviews of The Sufi Mysteries
Teaching The Sufi Mysteries

Teaching The Sufi Mysteries