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The Murder of Anton Livius by Hansjörg Schneider

By crimefictionlover

17 July, 2023

Translated by Astrid Freuler — Following the Basel Killings and Silver Pebbles, The Murder of Anton Livius is the third novel in the Inspector Peter Hunkeler series by the Swiss playwright and author Hansjörg Schneider. Originally written in the Schweizerdeutsch dialect, the novels give crime…

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Sleepless City by Reed Farrel Coleman

By Vicki Weisfeld

14 July, 2023

Reed Farrel Coleman’s new crime thriller Sleepless City is for readers who like their noir black as ink and thick as pitch. You can’t really call it a police procedural, simply because main character Nick Ryan doesn’t follow law enforcement procedures in any way his…

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How to Survive a Classic Crime Novel by Kate Jackson

By Erin Britton

12 July, 2023

Would you survive a murder mystery? Particularly one from the Golden Age of Crime, when fair play, amateur sleuths, closed circles of suspects and logic and deduction were the rules of the game? The answer’s far from certain, but if you arm yourself with as…

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Her, Too by Bonnie Kistler

By Vicki Weisfeld

11 July, 2023

Perhaps inevitably, the #MeToo movement would uncover complicated situations that go beyond simply punishing sexual predators – which is hardly a simple matter itself – and in Bonnie Kistler’s new thriller, Her, Too, the author reveals a bundle of them. When the story opens, Boston-based…

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A Death in the Parish by Richard Coles

By Erin Britton

10 July, 2023

The latest in an impressive line of crime-fighting members of the clergy, Canon Daniel Clement returns to tackle his second cosy mystery in A Death in the Parish. It’s been a few months since the disturbing events of Murder Before Evensong and life in the…

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Incident at San Miguel by AJ Sidransky

By Vicki Weisfeld

7 July, 2023

In the 1930s, with war clouds massing, many European Jews immigrated to Cuba, which welcomed them, gave them safe haven, and encouraged their businesses to thrive. Many did very well, reaching the upper middle class. In 1959, Fidel Castro’s communist revolution came and the US-backed…

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Murdle by GT Karber

By Erin Britton

6 July, 2023

Concerned that your little grey cells may be in need of a tune up? Worried that nefarious criminals could be going unpunished? Plagued by ownership of an armchair from which no deductions have yet been made? Fortunately, you can now put your mind at rest…

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Speak of the Devil by Rose Wilding

By Sonja van der Westhuizen

5 July, 2023

Seven women. A man’s head. Who swung the axe that killed Jamie Spellman? Rose Wilding’s debut novel is about the anger of women who are not heard and what happens when they take justice into their own hands. It’s 31 December 1999, the eve of…

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The Murder of Anton Livius by Hansjörg Schneider

Sleepless City by Reed Farrel Coleman

How to Survive a Classic Crime Novel by Kate Jackson

Her, Too by Bonnie Kistler

A Death in the Parish by Richard Coles

Incident at San Miguel by AJ Sidransky

Murdle by GT Karber

Speak of the Devil by Rose Wilding

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