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The Heights by Ian Rankin

By Chris Connor

14 October, 2026

Ian Rankin is one of the UK’s most recognisable authors, having created the hugely popular Rebus series, which began with Knots and Crosses in 1997. He’s one of the author’s responsible for the rise of Tartan noir over the last 40 years, has inspired a…

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Murder at the Grand Alpine Hotel by Lucy Foley

By Erin Britton

13 October, 2026

Agatha Christie’s formidable Miss Marple has been solving crimes for generations, relying on observation, experience and an unnerving understanding of human nature. So handing her over to Lucy Foley, a writer best known for atmospheric contemporary thrillers such as The Guest List, was an interesting…

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The Fifteenth Man by William Cook

By Chris Connor

12 October, 2026

Sometimes the setting is the most important part of a good thriller. When it comes to Cold War and World War II-set stories, Berlin is often centre stage; the divided city, the wall, the checkpoints, the guns, the Stasi and much more make it ripe…

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London Station by David McCloskey

By Vicki Weisfeld

8 October, 2026

Ever since David McCloskey arrived with his debut espionage novel Damascus Station in 2021, we’ve looked forward to the next, and the next. It was followed by Moscow X, The Seventh Floor and The Persian, and the former CIA analyst has earned a reputation as…

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King Zero by Charlie Higson

By Chris Connor

1 October, 2026

Ian Fleming famously created James Bond in 1953 with Casino Royale, and the modern super spy appeared in 14 books before the author’s death in 1964. In the 60-plus years since there have been numerous writers contributing to the Bond continuation novels covering the original…

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The Wicked Girls by Roz Watkins

By DeathBecomesHer

29 September, 2026

It was back in March of 2013 that I read and reviewed The Wicked Girls by Alex Marwood here on Crime Fiction Lover. It was that author’s debut and proved to be one of those books that never really leaves you. So a little bell…

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Lie To Me by DS Butler

By RoughJustice

22 September, 2026

Every once in a while, it’s good to read outside of your comfort zone. Personally speaking, I have always been most interested in reading towards the more hard-boiled end of the crime fiction spectrum, for example the gritty realism of Don Winslow’s Cartel series, or…

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No Place Left by Sean Watkin

By DeathBecomesHer

17 September, 2026

Since he arrived on the crime fiction scene last year with his debut Black Water Rising, Sean Watkin has swiftly cemented a place in the Liverpool canon as a writer of books that don’t pull their punches. As a Scouser myself, I also appreciate that…

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The Heights by Ian Rankin

Murder at the Grand Alpine Hotel by Lucy Foley

The Fifteenth Man by William Cook

London Station by David McCloskey

King Zero by Charlie Higson

The Wicked Girls by Roz Watkins

Lie To Me by DS Butler

No Place Left by Sean Watkin

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