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Close Your Eyes by Michael Robotham

By DeathBecomesHer

21 August, 2015

It’s been two long years since clinical psychologist Joe O’Loughlin last hit our bookshelves in Watching You. He is staying away from crime work these days, concentrating on private clients as he fights a battle with Parkinson’s disease that he is destined to lose one day….

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Last Words by Michael Koryta

By RoughJustice

20 August, 2015

Mark Novak works as a principal investigator for Innocence Incorporated, a Florida law firm whose mission statement is to take on pro-bono death row cases where they feel there has been a miscarriage of justice. How much longer he’ll work for them is up for…

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Splinter the Silence by Val McDermid

By DeathBecomesHer

20 August, 2015

Trust the high-priestess of crime writing to take a headline-grabbing phenomenon and turn it to her nefarious advantage. Not long ago, the only trolls anyone talked about were in Tolkien books or fairytales. But we live in the 21st century, the internet is king and…

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Dexter is Dead by Jeff Lindsay

By Keith Nixon

18 August, 2015

Dexter Morgan is in a Miami prison, in the section reserved for the worst of criminals. He’s being held for the murder of three people, his wife, his lover and a man by the identity of Robert Chase. Worse still the police are claiming Dexter…

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The Samaritan by Mason Cross

By Keith Nixon

17 August, 2015

There’s a serial killer operating in Los Angeles, here in Mason Cross’ latest Carter Blake thriller. Trouble is, nobody realises it until the mutilated body of a young woman is found in the Santa Monica mountains after torrential rain produces a mud slide and reveals…

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All the Old Knives by Olen Steinhauer

By Raven

16 August, 2015

Quite possibly the cleverest thriller of the year to the date, Olen Steinhauer has created an absorbing read that combines all the pacey tension of an espionage plot, framed within the seemingly simple setting of an intimate dinner for two. Nine years ago, Henry and Celia…

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Kiss and Tell by Luke Murphy

By DavidPrestidge

15 August, 2015

Charlene Taylor is a case of like father, like daughter. Her dad was a highly regarded member of the LAPD, and she was pre-ordained to follow his footsteps. His retirement, as with many such career cops, left a big hole in his life and he…

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The Man Who Watched Women buy Michael Hjorth and Hans Rosenfeldt

By Jeremy Megraw

14 August, 2015

Translated by Marlaine Delargy — In this suspenseful serial killer thriller, Stockholm is beset by a heatwave and a series of brutal killings of young women. The national police homicide unit, Riksmord, realises early on that the ritualistic killings are copycat crimes. They mirror perfectly the…

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Close Your Eyes by Michael Robotham

Last Words by Michael Koryta

Dexter is Dead by Jeff Lindsay

The Samaritan by Mason Cross

All the Old Knives by Olen Steinhauer

Kiss and Tell by Luke Murphy

The Man Who Watched Women buy Michael Hjorth and Hans Rosenfeldt

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