The article highlights three crime novels ideal for March reading: "Making a Killing" by Cara Hunter, "Murder below Deck" by Orlando Murrin, and "A Trial in Three Acts" by Guy Morpuss. In "Making a Killing," Cara Hunter's latest installment in the DCI Adam Fawley series, the protagonist revisits a cold case involving the disappearance of Daisy Mason, whose mother was convicted of her murder. Now a teenager, Daisy resurfaces, and Fawley must confront his past errors to unravel the truth. Orlando Murrin's "Murder below Deck" is a cosy mystery featuring a luxury yacht where a passenger's death is initially deemed accidental. Delamare, a budding detective, suspects foul play, leading to a dramatic incident during a storm. Guy Morpuss's "A Trial in Three Acts" is a legal thriller introducing Charles Konig KC, defending an actor accused of orchestrating his ex-wife's beheading during a play. Each novel offers a compelling narrative, perfect for crime enthusiasts seeking thrilling reads.