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Behind Dead Eyes by Howard Linskey

By Keith Nixon

14 May, 2016

Tom Carney, true crime author, keeps receiving letters imploring him for help. These are no ordinary pleas, the writer no ordinary person. The letters are from convicted killer Richard Bell who is languishing in prison for murdering his lover. Bell claims he’s innocent and believes…

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Psycho: Sanitarium by Chet Williamson

By RoughJustice

13 May, 2016

Robert Bloch (1917-1994) left a considerable body of work in the fields of crime, horror, and science fiction, but is best remembered for his psychological horror, Psycho (1959). Its protagonist, Norman Bates, was immortalised in Alfred Hitchcock’s film the following year. There were sequels to…

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The Plea by Steve Cavanagh

By Keith Nixon

12 May, 2016

Eddie Flynn is a con man, or he used to be. These days he operates on the right side of the law as a small time New York lawyer skirting the periphery of bankruptcy. So when the FBI turn up at his door offering a…

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The Vinyl Detective by Andrew Cartmel

By RoughJustice

10 May, 2016

The Vinyl Detective isn’t actually a real detective. He’s just a young, single Londoner whose name is never revealed. A jazz fanatic, he makes his living digging through the crates at record fairs and in charity shops looking for rare vinyl being sold cheap. When…

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The Scrivener by Robin Blake

By spriteby

9 May, 2016

Having worked as a teacher for many years, Robin Blake became a full-time writer in 1986, publishing works of fiction and non-fiction. Most notably, he is an art historian who has written about Anthony Van Dyck and George Stubbs. However, in the 1990s, Blake made…

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Long Time Lost by Chris Ewan

By crimefictionlover

8 May, 2016

You’re a long time dead. So the saying goes. And if you happen to cross one of North West England’s most notorious gangsters, Connor Lane, you might as well be dead. Unless, that is, you get the help of Nick Miller and his team of…

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The Unfortunate Englishman by John Lawton

By DavidPrestidge

7 May, 2016

John Lawton is not the most prolific author, so when a new book comes along it is something of an event. He made his name with the excellent Frederick Troy novels, and in 2014 he gave us a new character in Then We Take Berlin…

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A Tapping at My Door by David Jackson audiobook

By Vicki Weisfeld

6 May, 2016

Narrated by Jonathan Keeble — The early chapters of this police procedural are tremendously intriguing. A woman copper in Liverpool is murdered in her back garden, with a dead raven splayed over her face. Only when the crime scene investigators remove the bird do they…

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Behind Dead Eyes by Howard Linskey

Psycho: Sanitarium by Chet Williamson

The Plea by Steve Cavanagh

The Vinyl Detective by Andrew Cartmel

The Scrivener by Robin Blake

Long Time Lost by Chris Ewan

The Unfortunate Englishman by John Lawton

A Tapping at My Door by David Jackson audiobook

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