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Children of the Revolution by Peter Robinson

By DavidPrestidge

16 July, 2013

In a cutting which once carried a railway line that Dr Beeching took his knife to in the 1960s, a corpse is discovered. It is Gavin Millar, a disgraced former lecturer. Most oddly, despite his emaciated and scruffy appearance, he was carrying £5000 in cash….

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Missing in Rangoon by Christopher G Moore

By PulpCurry

14 July, 2013

For well over 20 years Canadian lawyer turned crime writer Christopher G Moore has chronicled change in Thailand and the surrounding region through the character of Bangkok-based American private investigator, Vincent Calvino. Moore has penned 13 Calvino books. Most of them are set in Thailand,…

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Redemption by Jussi Adler-Olsen

By crimefictionlover

12 July, 2013

The miserable and sardonic Copenhagen police detective Carl Mørck is back, and this time he plays the main role in a story that has something for just about every stripe of crime fiction lover. Mørck is the head of Department Q, headquartered in the basement…

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Unseen by Karin Slaughter

By DeathBecomesHer

9 July, 2013

Opening a Karin Slaughter novel is like visiting the hall of mirrors at a fairground. You see things from all angles, but can never be certain which one is the true picture. Unseen is the ninth in the Will Trent series, and was one of the…

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21:37 by Mariusz Czubaj

By MarinaSofia

6 July, 2013

Translated by Anna Hyde — What could be the meaning of the mysterious numbers marked in blood on the bodies of two young men found together by the Olympic Centre in Warsaw in April 2007? Well, if you are Polish, the numbers 21 and 37 mean much…

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Graveland by Alan Glynn

By LoiteringWithIntent

5 July, 2013

Graveland is the final instalment in Alan Glynn’s loose trilogy of critically acclaimed thrillers charting the intersection of crime and big business. A few old faces make a return but the real link between the books is a mood of mistrust and cynicism, as well…

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Poppet by Mo Hayder

By MyBookishWays

4 July, 2013

Odd things have been happening at Beechway’s psychiatric unit, and AJ LeGrande, recently promoted from his nursing position, is becoming increasingly worried, not only about his staff, but about the patients. Workers have been calling in sick in order to avoid the nightshift and AJ…

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The Resistance Man by Martin Walker

By MarinaSofia

3 July, 2013

The Bruno, chef de police series has been my guilty reading pleasure ever since I discovered them a few months ago. The books are a delight for the senses, set in the picturesque Dordogne region of France, replete with mouth-watering recipes, full to the brim…

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Children of the Revolution by Peter Robinson

Missing in Rangoon by Christopher G Moore

Redemption by Jussi Adler-Olsen

Unseen by Karin Slaughter

21:37 by Mariusz Czubaj

Graveland by Alan Glynn

Poppet by Mo Hayder

The Resistance Man by Martin Walker

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