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After Everything You Did by Stephanie Sowden

By DeathBecomesHer

19 April, 2022

Crime fiction land is awash with whodunnits, but whydunnits are a little thinner on the ground. Time to swell those sparse ranks with this gripping and original debut novel by Manchester author Stephanie Sowden. The setting couldn’t be much further away from Sowden’s home city…

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I Know What I Saw by Imran Mahmood

By Catherine Turnbull

5 July, 2021

Xander Shute was a high-flying, wealthy banker – white, Oxbridge educated and privileged. But when I Know What I Saw opens, he’s been living rough on the streets of London for decades. As Xander tells us his story we learn much about him in the first…

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Murder, Forgotten by Deb Richardson-Moore

By DeathBecomesHer

25 September, 2020

Julianna Burke is a successful crime writer, loved by readers the world over. Her books sell and sell, with each new release eagerly awaited by fans. She and her husband Connor are very much in love and enjoy a charmed life, with homes in South…

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Interview: SJ Watson talks about his new book Final Cut

By Catherine Turnbull

31 August, 2020

SJ Watson’s first novel, Before I Go To Sleep, became a phenomenal international success selling over six million copies worldwide. It won the Crime Writers’ Association Award for Best Debut Novel and the Galaxy National Book Award for Crime Thriller of the Year, and has been translated…

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Mr Nobody

By DeathBecomesHer

16 January, 2020

Written by Catherine Steadman — You’d think appearing in Downton Abbey would be enough to occupy actress Catherine Steadman’s time, but last year her debut crime novel, Something in the Water, was published. It demonstrated that she’s also an author with a few tricks up…

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Tabula Rasa - unforgettable crime show from Belgium

By crimefictionlover

30 April, 2018

Brussels is taking over. No, not a slogan from Donald Farage or Nigel Trump. It’s just that with the likes of Salamander, 13 Commandments and The Out-laws, Belgian crime shows are on the up. The latest to arrive is Tabula Rasa, which airs on Channel…

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The Seven Deaths of Evelyn Hardcastle

By MarinaSofia

19 March, 2018

Written by Stuart Turton — Almost every review of this debut crime novel starts off with the disclaimer which says that The Seven Deaths of Evelyn Hardcastle is, well, difficult to describe. But, if I were to tell you that it is Cluedo meets The Matrix…

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Witnesses season 2 coming to BBC Four

By crimefictionlover

1 November, 2017

Atmospheric French crime drama set on the country’s northern coast seems to be what director Hervé Hadmar does best, and if you watched The Forgotten Girls or the first series of Witnesses you’ll know exactly what we mean. Creepy killers, bizarre deaths, a deep and…

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After Everything You Did by Stephanie Sowden

I Know What I Saw by Imran Mahmood

Murder, Forgotten by Deb Richardson-Moore

Interview: SJ Watson talks about his new book Final Cut

Mr Nobody

Tabula Rasa - unforgettable crime show from Belgium

The Seven Deaths of Evelyn Hardcastle

Witnesses season 2 coming to BBC Four

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