NTN: Where the Devil Can't Go
Writtn by Anya Lipska — Where the Devil Can’t Go parallels the stories of two lead characters. Polish immigrant Janusz Kiszka builder-cum-PI has been a resident of London since the 1980s, long before the more recent economic exodus of Poles. Meanwhile rookie detective DC Natalie…
NTN: The Office of Lost and Found by Vincent Holland-Keen
Coming in at over 500 pages, The Office of Lost and Found is a novel unlike anything you are likely to read this year. Probably next year as well. It’s staggeringly different to anything else I’ve read since picking up a copy of a Douglas…
NTN: The Woman in Black
Written by Kerry Wilkinson — The Woman in Black is the third, and latest, Jessica Daniel book. It follows Locked In and Vigilante which, until very recently, occupied the top two positions in the Crime, Thriller & Mystery section of Amazon’s Kindle bookstore, and have…
Ask the Dice
Written by Ed Lynskey — Ask the Dice feels like a classic hardboiled crime novel. The dialogue, the narration and the characters are all throwbacks to the hallmarks of the genre. However, the story takes unique turns and creates characters with unique quirks, personalities and…
The Chosen
Written by Arlene Hunt — Having written several books set in Ireland, this is the first time Arlene Hunt has located a story in the US, and here she takes on the serial killer sub-genre with some aplomb. Jessie Conway, a high school teacher, is…
Where the Shadows Lie by Michael Ridpath
This is Scandinavian crime fiction with a difference. The author happens to be a Brit, and Where the Shadows Lie is the first in his Fire & Ice series. What makes it even more intriguing is the fact that he has decided to throw an…
NTN: London Calling
Written by James Craig — London Calling is journalist James Craig’s debut novel and the first in his series featuring his somewhat cynical fortysomething detective, Inspector John Carlyle. The second book in the series, Never Apologise Never Explain, is due to be published in January….