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Beware the Woman by Megan Abbott

By crimefictionlover

10 August, 2023

Megan Abbott is an author we crime fiction lovers love to love. She made her name writing noir-ish novels set in the 1950s, from a female perspective. She has co-written graphic novels such as Normandy Gold. Some of her more recent psychological thrillers have explored…

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Case Sensitive by AK Turner

By DeathBecomesHer

10 August, 2023

A mysterious knocking on the side of a canal boat provides the opening gambit in Case Sensitive, the latest book from AK Turner. A bit of flotsam? A disgruntled swan perhaps? Nope, the culprit is a body – and when the person woken by the…

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The Continental Affair by Christine Mangan

By RoughJustice

9 August, 2023

The Continental Affair tells the story of two strangers, initially adversaries, but eventually lovers, both trying to escape their pasts. It is set in the 1960s, and Algerians are rising up against their French colonial rulers. Henri used to work for the police force. It…

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The Trap by Catherine Ryan Howard

By Paul Burke

8 August, 2023

The Irish author Catherine Ryan Howard won the Irish Book Award in the crime fiction category in 2021 for her novel 56 Days. One of the first books in the genre to really countenance the COVID pandemic, it was a nerve-tingling thriller exploring the intensity…

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Like Printing Money by RA Cramblitt

By Vicki Weisfeld

7 August, 2023

You may have a pretty good guess what the wonks working after hours at 3D printing company 3Make are up to – after all, only a few inventions are likely to be Like Printing Money, the title of RA Cramblitt’s new technological crime novel. But,…

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Uncle Paul by Celia Fremlin

By Erin Britton

5 August, 2023

Celia Fremlin’s Uncle Paul is an engrossing, slow-burning psychological thriller that skilfully blends suspense, family dynamics and the infuriating complexities of human relationships. Originally published in 1959, its gripping narrative and insightful exploration of the psyche ensure that it remains surprising and impactful despite certain…

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All of Us Are Broken by Fiona Cummins

By DeathBecomesHer

4 August, 2023

Bonnie and Clyde: a notorious pair of killers and robbers who terrorised central USA in the time of the Great Depression. Their crimes made them famous, and that fame was rekindled in the late 1960s with a movie starring Warren Beatty and Faye Dunaway, and…

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Those We Thought We Knew by David Joy

By RoughJustice

3 August, 2023

North Carolina author David Joy began his career writing about fly fishing, but we can be grateful that he changed his angle to become an acclaimed author of what’s often called rural noir or Southern gothic crime fiction. He captured the soul crushing effects of…

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Beware the Woman by Megan Abbott

Case Sensitive by AK Turner

The Continental Affair by Christine Mangan

The Trap by Catherine Ryan Howard

Like Printing Money by RA Cramblitt

Uncle Paul by Celia Fremlin

All of Us Are Broken by Fiona Cummins

Those We Thought We Knew by David Joy

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