THE SITE FOR DIE HARD CRIME & THRILLER FANS

3118 posts

Browsing category

Print

Print Category

Spur of the Moment by David Linzee

By DavidPrestidge

5 April, 2016

Opera mysteries are a rare thing but St Louis author David Linzee hopes to tap a narrow-but-deep cross-over of interests with his first Renata Radleigh book. Renata is an English opera singer currently employed by the St Louis Opera to sing the relatively minor role…

iBook Kindle Print Reviews

Dead Pretty by David Mark

By DeathBecomesHer

31 March, 2016

We have reviewed the Aector McAvoy novels ever since the first, The Dark Winter, appeared in November 2012. Dead Pretty is number five in the series (there’s also been a short story, A Bad Death) and it’s fair to say that life in the city…

Print Reviews

Blood of the Oak by Eliot Pattison

By DavidPrestidge

30 March, 2016

Blood of the Oak takes us back to Pennsylvania in 1765, when the British were still in control. Nominally. On the banks of the Susquehanna and Alegheny rivers, and further south in Virginia it’s not only the natives who are restless. A punitive stamp tax…

iBook Kindle Print Reviews

In Her Wake by Amanda Jennings

By DeathBecomesHer

30 March, 2016

Life and death, every crime novel needs ’em. And it’s a particularly dramatic demise that starts the ball rolling in this stunning example of domestic noir. When her father commits suicide on the day after her mother’s funeral, Bella struggles to come to terms with such…

iBook Kindle Print Reviews

Dodgers by Bill Beverly

By Vicki Weisfeld

29 March, 2016

A modern crime classic in the tradition of Richard Price’s Clockers, Dodgers is the story of a youthful soldier in the south Los Angeles drug trade. East, a black 16-year-old, is a yardman for a drug house, which means he runs a team of younger…

iBook Kindle Print Reviews

A Savage Hunger by Claire McGowan

By MarinaSofia

26 March, 2016

Claire McGowan’s Paula Maguire series has already garnered high praise. On the strength of my entry point into the series with this, the fourth novel, I can certainly see why that’s the case. Forensic psychologists have become almost a cliché in recent crime fiction, but…

iBook Kindle Print Reviews

Bryant & May - Strange Tide by Christopher Fowler

By DavidPrestidge

24 March, 2016

The Peculiar Crimes Unit is a kind of lost property facility for London’s Metropolitan Police. Orphan crimes, unsolved murders, unexplained disappearances – in short, investigations which would cost the cash-strapped Met valuable man- hours are left on the doorstep of the PCU. Its two senior…

iBook Kindle Print Reviews

Ordeal by Jorn Lier Horst

By crimefictionlover

23 March, 2016

What is it about William Wisting? He’s getting on a bit, and he doesn’t really have the cannon ball-style impact of Harry Hole. Nor does he quite match Inspector Sejer for psychological intensity. And yet this quiet Norwegian detective is gaining a big following just…

Crime Fiction Lover

Print

Spur of the Moment by David Linzee

Dead Pretty by David Mark

Blood of the Oak by Eliot Pattison

In Her Wake by Amanda Jennings

Dodgers by Bill Beverly

A Savage Hunger by Claire McGowan

Bryant & May - Strange Tide by Christopher Fowler

Ordeal by Jorn Lier Horst

Navigation

Recent Comments

Crimeucopia Presents Canadian Chronicles

Crimeucopia Presents Canadian Chronicles

French crime show Everybody Lies comes to Channel 4

French crime show Everybody Lies comes to Channel 4

Meet the author: DS Butler

Categories