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Impostor Syndrome by Kathy Wang

By Sonja van der Westhuizen

9 June, 2022

In this digital age, how secure is our personal data? In her first crime novel, Kathy Wang takes inspiration from her own experience as well as real-life stories about data breaches and industrial espionage in the tech sector. In Impostor Syndrome, she has created a…

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By RoughJustice

7 June, 2022

Out in the middle of the desert exists an abandoned amusement park with a terrible hidden history. Fourteen young adults, desperate for fame or money, have signed up to try and win a $50,000 contest. If they spend a week in the park without getting…

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The Woman in the Library by Sulari Gentill

By Vicki Weisfeld

5 June, 2022

When you read Sulari Gentill’s new psychological thriller, The Woman in the Library, you may need to stop every so often and think, ‘Where am I?’ Its clever plot is like a set of nesting boxes, and you have to check which box you’re in….

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Göering’s Gold by Richard O’Rawe

By Paul Burke

1 June, 2022

This wry caper from Irish author Richard O’Rawe proves that an old fashioned adventure story, well told, can still grip and thrill us. Göering’s Gold is essentially a treasure hunt – funny and dark by turns, its sharp pacing and clever twists are very appealing….

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Yesterday’s Spy by Tom Bradby

By Paul Burke

30 May, 2022

The Cold War hasn’t been this popular with spy writers since the Berlin Wall came down in 1989 but readers are delighted by its resurgence on the page. While ITN news reader Tom Bradby is best known for his contemporary Kate Henderson trilogy, here he’s…

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Curtain Call at the Seaview Hotel by Glenda Young

By DeathBecomesHer

26 May, 2022

The holiday resort of Scarborough, on the north east coast of England, already has a literary pedigree. Award winning playwright Alan Ayckbourn launched the majority of his work there, at the famed Stephen Joseph Theatre, while Anne Bronte, sister of Charlotte and Emily, is buried…

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First Born by Will Dean

By Paul Burke

23 May, 2022

When you read First Born by Will Dean, you will discover that it is a book of two halves – literally. This twisty murder mystery doesn’t so much take unexpected turns as flip a complete 180. Without giving away any spoilers, just when you think…

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The Island by Adrian McKinty

By crimefictionlover

19 May, 2022

You know what: avoid islands. A piece of land surrounded by water can only mean chaos and misery. The Island of Dr Moreau. Treasure Island. Love Island. Britain itself is… well… you know. And in his latest standalone thriller, Adrian McKinty creates an island that…

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Impostor Syndrome by Kathy Wang

Hide by Kiersten White

The Woman in the Library by Sulari Gentill

Göering’s Gold by Richard O’Rawe

Yesterday’s Spy by Tom Bradby

Curtain Call at the Seaview Hotel by Glenda Young

First Born by Will Dean

The Island by Adrian McKinty

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