To have an international bidding war for film rights over your first novel is incredible but is an indication of the power of the storyline […]
Crime
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Unlike today when it is a struggle to find an ATM, let alone an actual bank, the period of the late 1960’s to the end […]
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Jack McEvoy who first made his appearance in The Scarecrow in 1996 and then in The Poet in 2009, has returned in a chiller thriller […]
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As the first book in a series that was to go on to become very popular, it is an interesting point that the first release of […]
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For John Connolly fans the series of Charlie Parker thrillers has seen many readers enthralled in the storyline of a crime fighter who will almost […]
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The death of a young woman in her prime is heartbreaking; to lose this same young mother of three to domestic violence is a tragedy. […]
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Is semi-retired FBI counter terrorism agent Corie Geller just a slightly bored woman, who has made a huge change in her life to become a […]
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Single mother Eve’s world collapses when her daughter Junie and her friend Izzy are viciously murdered in the local dilapidated park. Twelve year old Junie […]
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Author Steve Cavanagh hasn’t disappointed his readers with the fifth book in his Eddie Flynne series. ‘Fifty Fifty’, a legal thriller, launches the reader into […]
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One random act of violence results in the lives of five strangers becoming unexpectedly intertwined. Sam, rushes into the Tuckbox Café in Balham, London to […]
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The Flower Girls
Georgie, a 5 years old girl disappeared on New Year’s Eve 2016 from a motel on the Devon Cliffs, England. Around this event the author […]
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This is an absolute gem of a novel, one not to be missed. It is a murder mystery that fans of Kinsey Milhone and Phryne […]
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Caleb Zelic, Private Investigator, just can’t somehow, seem to get it right, as, and despite his best intentions, he believes he has just made the […]
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After the funeral of an old friend John Jack Thompson, a man who was Bosch’s mentor when he was a rookie homicide cop, Harry Bosch, […]
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The use of illegal drugs and the abuse of prescription drugs frequently leads to misadventure and/or crime. As a forensic toxicologist, Doctor Allender often appears […]
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The prologue grabs the interest from the very first paragraph and from that point forward, The Great Divide from L.J.M Owen simply must be read […]
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This most enjoyable Historical Fiction, The Art of Dying, is written by a husband and wife team, under the pseudonym of Ambrose Parry. Chris Brookmyre […]
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How the tools for cracking cold cases have changed over the last five years! Only ten years ago true crime readers could not have envisaged […]
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Returning in her fifth book, Jane Tennison has become the first female detective to be posted to the Flying Squad, a position she has worked […]
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As with her two previous books, Sarah Bailey has written a tightly woven murder mystery in Where The Dead Go. There are many twists and […]
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The Night Dragon
Why did it take over 40 years for the murderers of Barbara McCulkin and her daughters to be convicted? Matthew Condon in his book ‘The […]
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Following on from Widows, originally published in 1983, Widows Revenge takes things one step further when the three women, Dolly Rawlins, who husband was a […]
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Dave Burrows takes a retrospective look back to Barrabine and his time spent there as a young Detective working his way to up to a […]