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Raiders of the Nile by Steven Saylor

By Keith Nixon

2 October, 2014

88BC, and a 22-year-old Gordianus, fresh from his voyage to see the seven wonders of the world, has left his hometown of Rome far behind and now lives in Alexandria. He is with his slave and lover, the beautiful Bethesda. Trouble is brewing in Alexandria…

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Malice by Keigo Higashino

By nagaisayonara

2 October, 2014

Translated by Alexander O Smith — This year has been a good one for lovers of Japanese literature in translation. Across all genres, Japanese literature in English has flown off the shelves. In crime fiction in particular, the second half of 2014 has seen three…

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The Soul of Discretion by Susan Hill

By DavidPrestidge

1 October, 2014

In the quiet cathedral city of Lafferton there are cries in the night. Children’s cries. Odd incidents come to light, and before too long the authorities realise that they have the nightmare of child abuse going on around them. Eventually the professionals wake up to…

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Factory Town by Jon Bassoff

By RoughJustice

1 October, 2014

Author Jon Bassoff is well known on the pulp scene as the founder of indie publisher New Pulp Press, though he’s recently sold the firm. Anyone familiar with their releases will not expect Bassoff to stick rigidly to genre conventions. Indeed, Factory Town walks the line between…

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Critical Mass by Sara Paretsky

By DeathBecomesHer

30 September, 2014

As all die-hard crime fiction fans know, some of the world’s best-selling authors aren’t happy unless they churn out book after book in a series featuring a recurring central character. After a while, some of those characters begin to feel like friends. Sadly, others get…

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CIS: The Amazing Test Match Crime by Adrian Alington

By spriteby

29 September, 2014

Written by Adrian Alington — Adrian Alington’s break in publishing came during World War I when a fellow officer, who happened to be a partner at Chatto & Windus, asked him to write a novel having seen a satirical play Alington wrote for the troops….

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A Last Act of Charity by Frank Westworth

By DavidPrestidge

29 September, 2014

JJ Stoner was a special forces soldier. He is now a freelance investigator who knows how to kill men without shedding a tear or suffering any flicker of conscience. His most regular employer is a government spook known only as The Hard Man, who uses…

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Undercover by Gerard Brennan

By Keith Nixon

28 September, 2014

Lydia Gallagher is the agent for star footballer Rory Cullen, recently transferred for a record fee from Chelsea to Manchester United. She and her family are over in Belfast, Cullen’s home town, following the release of his controversial autobiography. But her husband John and 12-year-old-son…

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Raiders of the Nile by Steven Saylor

Malice by Keigo Higashino

The Soul of Discretion by Susan Hill

Factory Town by Jon Bassoff

Critical Mass by Sara Paretsky

CIS: The Amazing Test Match Crime by Adrian Alington

A Last Act of Charity by Frank Westworth

Undercover by Gerard Brennan

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