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The October List by Jeffery Deaver

By DeathBecomesHer

19 September, 2013

This author is high up on many people’s list of favourite crime authors, with Lincoln Rhyme his finest creation. He’s sold millions upon millions of books and appears on bestseller lists all around the world, so why would Jeffery Deaver feel that he needs a…

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The Crooked Beat by Nick Quantrill

By DavidPrestidge

17 September, 2013

Hull. The 1980s. A rough and tumble city in northern England, trying to come to terms with itself as traditional industries fade, and new challenges beckon. Police. Honest coppers and bent coppers. Criminals prepared to laugh at the former and use the latter for their…

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The Blood Whisperer by Zoë Sharp

By MarinaSofia

17 September, 2013

You may be familiar with irrepressible bodyguard and investigator Charlie Fox, who brought a new level of independence, grit and determination to female detectives everywhere. Author Zoë Sharp has dedicated 10 books and a novella to Fox’s adventures so far. However with The Blood Whisperer…

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CIS: One for Hell by Jada M Davis

By RoughJustice

16 September, 2013

You can be forgiven for wondering where we dug this one up, if you’ve never heard of One for Hell. I must confess it had flown under my radar. I became aware of it reading Heath Lowrance’s blog, Psychonoir, and it seems he first heard…

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A Crack in the Wall by Claudia Piñeiro

By MarinaSofia

14 September, 2013

Translated by Miranda France — Is it possible to write a compelling book about a real crack in a concrete wall? This is exactly what Argentinian writer Claudia Piñeiro sets out to do in this unusual crime novel. Of course, as we progress through this…

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CIS: Fatality in Fleet Street by Christopher St John Sprigg

By DavidPrestidge

14 September, 2013

Fatality in Fleet Street was first published in 1933, but is set several years later, on the eve of what history tells us was World War II. The supreme irony is that St John Sprigg could have predicted neither this nor his own untimely death…

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Police by Jo Nesbo

By crimefictionlover

11 September, 2013

Translated by Don Bartlett — The staggering ending to Phantom left us all in disbelief. Could Harry Hole really be dead? In the ninth Harry Hole novel to be translated from Norwegian into English we find out. It opens with a patient lying in a…

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The Doll's House by Louise Phillips

By DeathBecomesHer

11 September, 2013

Perhaps I’m just lucky, but it’s rare that I find a book that I can’t get into. So I was perplexed when I was halfway through The Doll’s House and still struggling to connect with it. Something else I rarely do is read my previous…

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The October List by Jeffery Deaver

The Crooked Beat by Nick Quantrill

The Blood Whisperer by Zoë Sharp

CIS: One for Hell by Jada M Davis

A Crack in the Wall by Claudia Piñeiro

CIS: Fatality in Fleet Street by Christopher St John Sprigg

Police by Jo Nesbo

The Doll's House by Louise Phillips

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