Bitter Wash Road by Garry Disher
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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…
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 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…
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…
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,…
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…
The Recovery of Rose Gold
Written by Stephanie Wrobel — Teenager Rose Gold Watts has spent much of her life in a wheelchair. She’s been in and out of hospital,…
The Holdout
Written by Graham Moore — The courtroom drama is a familiar and well worn trope in the land of crime fiction. The likes of John…
Firewatching
Written by Russ Thomas — Meet DS Adam Tyler. He is the sole member of South Yorkshire Police’s cold case team, sidelined after an ‘incident’…
Under Occupation
Written by Alan Furst — Political thriller writer Alan Furst is the master of ‘storm clouds massing over Europe’ novels, set in the 1930s. His…
The Wild One
Written by Nick Petrie — This is Nick Petrie’s fifth thriller featuring PTSD-afflicted Iraq and Afghanistan war veteran Peter Ash, and it retains every bit…
The Lantern Men
Written by Elly Griffiths — The best crime book series – for example, the likes of Bosch and Rebus – keep the readers coming back…
The Home
Written by Sarah Stovell — In a remote part of the Lake District stands a property that serves as a home to a trio of…