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Seven Lies by Elizabeth Kay

By Vicki Weisfeld

8 April, 2020

Elizabeth Kay’s debut domestic noir novel is an immersive journey into a friendship of some 20 years’ duration. Jane and Marnie have been inseparable since age 11, through college, through their first London jobs, and while they could finish each other’s sentences, narrator Jane doesn’t…

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Little Disasters by Sarah Vaughan

By Sonja van der Westhuizen

7 April, 2020

According to NHS statistics, postnatal depression affects more than one in 20 women within a year of giving birth. In Little Disasters, Sarah Vaughan takes on the unspoken, often stigmatised occurrence of postnatal depression and its potentially devastating effects. Liz Trenchard is senior registrar in…

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Seven Shadows by VS Kemanis

By Vicki Weisfeld

6 April, 2020

If you’ve read any of VS Kemanis’s previous Dana Hargrove legal thrillers, you’ll be familiar with her lively, interesting cast of characters. There’s Dana, a former prosecutor, now a judge in Manhattan’s criminal court system. There’s Cheryl Hargrove, her sister, a successful actor who plays…

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Bitter Wash Road by Garry Disher

By DeathBecomesHer

3 April, 2020

Australia can lay claim to some pretty good exports – think Kylie Minogue, Vegemite, didgeridoos and Hugh Jackman for starters – but of late my favourite has been the wealth of crime writing talent that has made the trip from its shores to our book…

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The Bramble and the Rose by Tom Bouman

By crimefictionlover

1 April, 2020

The third book in Tom Bouman‘s Henry Farrell series has arrived, and it takes us back to Wild Thyme, Pennsylvania. The place has a fitting name. Sitting deep in the woods, nature is on everyone’s doorstep. Sometimes, it’s at their necks. Which is exactly how…

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The Boy from the Woods by Harlan Coben

By DeathBecomesHer

30 March, 2020

In a world where crime novel reading can sometimes feel a little samey, here’s an author you can always rely upon to come up with something that bit different. So meet Wilde, the boy from the woods of the title. He’s an attractive loner who…

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The Interpreter by AJ Sidransky

By Vicki Weisfeld

28 March, 2020

World War II and the excesses of the Nazi regime have provided endless inspiration for crime and thriller writers. While I’ve read my share of books set in that era, I rarely find one with a fresh and appealing story line that equals AJ Sidransky’s…

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The Molten City by Chris Nickson

By Kate Vane

26 March, 2020

The publication of The Molten City comes as Chris Nickson is celebrating 10 years of writing historical crime fiction set in Leeds. His output covers every decade from the 1890s to the 1950s and he has written a number of series. In this book he…

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Seven Lies by Elizabeth Kay

Little Disasters by Sarah Vaughan

Seven Shadows by VS Kemanis

Bitter Wash Road by Garry Disher

The Bramble and the Rose by Tom Bouman

The Boy from the Woods by Harlan Coben

The Interpreter by AJ Sidransky

The Molten City by Chris Nickson

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