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The Bone Seeker by MJ McGrath

By crimefictionlover

4 October, 2014

After adventures taking in Ellesmere Island and Greenland in White Heat, and Alasaka in The Boy in the Snow, Edie Kiglatuk is back on Ellesmere for her third mystery. The half-Inuit heroine isn’t really a detective, she’s a hunter and a tracker, but this summer…

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You Don't Exist by Pablo D'Stair and Chris Rhatigan

By nagaisayonara

3 October, 2014

All Due Respect is a great little noir magazine pumping out short fiction, non-fiction and reviews for a year or so now. Recently they decided to delve into slightly longer pieces, publishing novels and novellas, but still with all the darkness you’ve come to expect…

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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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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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Silence the Dead by Jack Fredrickson

By DavidPrestidge

30 September, 2014

Author Jack Fredrickson is based in Chicago, and has written four crime thrillers featuring a down-and-out Windy City investigator called Dek Elstrom. This is a standalone story, but still set in Illinois. Silence the Dead begins in 1982 in the little town of Grand Point….

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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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The Bone Seeker by MJ McGrath

You Don't Exist by Pablo D'Stair and Chris Rhatigan

Raiders of the Nile by Steven Saylor

Malice by Keigo Higashino

The Soul of Discretion by Susan Hill

Critical Mass by Sara Paretsky

Silence the Dead by Jack Fredrickson

CIS: The Amazing Test Match Crime by Adrian Alington

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