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Shatter Creek by Rod Reynolds

You’d be tempted to believe British author Rod Reynolds was American, with five of his six novels set in the US, but he’s actually a Brit with a good feel for Americana. In Shatter Creek, Hampstead County Detective Sergeant Casey Wray returns after Black Reed…
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FDR Drive by James Comey

The former director of the FBI turned author was sacked by Donald Trump in 2017 and was recently interviewed by the Secret Service in an ongoing feud with the man now back in the White House. Writing legal thrillers is probably a welcome escape from…
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A Pact With the Devil by Anna Legat

Real figures from the past are always an intriguing part of historical fiction. The bonus for crime writers is being able to mix them up in murder mysteries and Legat has chosen the Polish physicist Nicolaus Copernicus to be her protagonist and amateur detective in…
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On the Run by Kerry J Donovan

For lovers of high-octane thrillers, Vinci Books is printing Kerry J Donovan’s hit series of Ryan Kaine novels, which have been bestsellers as ebooks, starting with On the Run. It means the books will reach a much wider audience – in Barnes & Noble, Waterstones,…
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Edda Green by Peter Sarda

Edda Green concludes Peter Sarda’s Hamburg Noir trilogy featuring detectives Ritter and Beck, though the pair who first appeared in One Way Ticket take a backseat here. This is very much Edda Green’s story. It’s a violent, gritty tale steeped in the left-wing politics and…
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