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Pretty Is by Maggie Mitchell

By MarinaSofia
8 July, 2015
The appetite for domestic noir seems insatiable, so it’s not surprising that this debut novel by American writer Maggie Mitchell has been marketed as perfect for fans of The Girl on the Train. There are some similarities, but to my mind this is a much…
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Huntress Moon by Alexandra Sokoloff

By Keith Nixon
7 July, 2015
FBI Special Agent Matthew Roarke is a man on a mission. On the cusp of busting a major criminal organisation in San Francisco he witnesses the death of a team member working undercover on the case. It looks like an accident, the agent walking in…
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Without the Moon by Cathi Unsworth

By DeathBecomesHer
7 July, 2015
It was in July 2012 that I submitted by first review for Crime Fiction Lover and that book was Weirdo, by Cathi Unsworth. It’s still a favourite of mine and one I can recall after three years and countless other book reviews, which must say…
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The Ends of the Earth by Robert Goddard

By DavidPrestidge
6 July, 2015
This is the concluding part of a trilogy set in the immediate aftermath of World War I. James ‘Max’ Maxted is a former RAF pilot who has been searching for the truth behind the death of his diplomat father in Paris. In his quest he…
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Kitty Peck and the Child of Ill Fortune by Kate Griffin

By Raven
3 July, 2015
Following Kate Griffin‘s debut Victorian crime thriller, Kitty Peck and the Music Hall Murders, we once again find ourselves transported back to the 1880s to the gaslit alleyways of Limehouse. Kitty has now inherited Paradise, a criminal network previously ruled by the fearsome Lady Ginger….
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The Storm Murders by John Farrow

By Vicki Weisfeld
3 July, 2015
John Farrow is the pen name that acclaimed Canadian writer Trevor Ferguson selected when he decided to try his hand at writing genre fiction. It’s his fourth book featuring detective Émile Cinq-Mars and the first of the planned Storm Murders trilogy. In this mystery/thriller, prickly…
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Plague Land by SD Sykes

By Keith Nixon
1 July, 2015
The year is 1350 and 17-year-old Oswald de Lacy is the new Lord of Somershill Manor in Kent. The youngest of four siblings he was never meant to inherit, packed off at seven to a monastery to become a monk. But that was before the…
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Are You Watching Me by Sinéad Crowley

By DavidPrestidge
1 July, 2015
Liz Cafferkey works at Tír na nÓg in Dublin. In Gaelic it means The Land of The Young, a place in pre-Christian Irish myth. That’s ironic because in reality Tír na nÓg is a shabby drop-in centre for elderly men. They serve cups of tea…
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