The Bramble and the Rose by Tom Bouman
The third book in Tom Bouman‘s Henry Farrell series has arrived, and it takes us back to Wild Thyme, Pennsylvania. The place has a fitting…
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The Boy from the Woods
Written by Harlan Coben — In a world where crime novel reading can sometimes feel a little samey, here’s an author you can always rely…
The Interpreter
Written by AJ Sidransky —World War II and the excesses of the Nazi regime have provided endless inspiration for crime and thriller writers. While I’ve…
Don Winslow’s back with six novellas
On the Radar — It’s pretty exciting when an author like Don Winslow drops you a line. We received a letter from the author last…
The Molten City
Written by Chris Nickson — The publication of The Molten City comes as Chris Nickson is celebrating 10 years of writing historical crime fiction set…
The Blood is Still
Written by Douglas Skelton — Can it be a whole year since we first met reporter Rebecca Connolly in Thunder Bay in the wilds of…
Mexico Street
Written by Simone Buchholz, translated by Rachel Ward — German crime author Simone Buchholz has won numerous awards for her noir thrillers. Her most recent…
CFL wins Danish web prize
Coronavirus or not, the members of the Crime Fiction Lover team are used to reading and writing in isolation. So an unexpected email from Denmark…
The good old bad old days
On the Radar — We’re living in troubled times, and as we all struggle to come to terms with what’s happening in the here-and-now it’s…
A Conspiracy of Bones
Written by Kathy Reichs — We’re at book 19 featuring forensic anthropologist Dr Temperance ‘Tempe’ Brennan, and as A Conspiracy of Bones opens, our heroine…
Interview: Chris Nickson
Chris Nickson is celebrating 10 years of crime writing about Leeds with the publication of his 22nd novel, The Molten City, on 31 March. He…
The Creak on the Stairs
Written by Eva Björg Aegisdóttir, translated by Victoria Cribb — When you’ve developed your taste for Scandinavian crime fiction with the Swedish and Danish authors,…
Summer of Reckoning
Written by Marion Brunet, translated by Katherine Gregor — Some teenage summers are just too awkward and painful to revisit. In this psychological thriller, which…
Come out of the woods and read crime fiction
On the Radar — Harlan Coben can usually be counted upon for a novel with a unique concept, and his latest heads up our On…
Rules for Perfect Murders
Written by Peter Swanson — Anthony Horowitz calls this entertaining new puzzle mystery by Peter Swanson ‘fiendish good fun’, and that really hits the nail…
The Coldest Warrior
Written by Paul Vidich — The boundaries between espionage and crime fiction sometimes can be murky and hard to define, and other times clear as…