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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Silver
Chris Hammers first work of fiction, Scrublands, burst onto the literary scene is a fast and furious manner hitting the best seller list after only […]
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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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Beyond bonkers but hopelessly seductive, this absolutely insane and dark ‘thriller’, will either win numerous awards or sink into the mire of ‘way too far […]
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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 […]
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The Promised Land
Kathy Kolla has been newly promoted to Detective Chief Inspector on the retirement of her former partner and adversary, David Brock when a series of […]
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Although this may be a bit late for the Festive season, that is unless someone gave a you a copy, A Very Murderous Christmas is […]
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‘A bit of dust’ was that the cause of a triple murder? What drives a person to commit murder? And what in particular drives someone […]