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Under the Bridge by Jack Byrne

By DeathBecomesHer
8 March, 2021
A debut crime novel with a title echoing that of a Red Hot Chilli Peppers song. Must be set in Los Angeles, then? Nope, put all thoughts of the US aside, because this Under the Bridge refers to a part of Garston, a run down…
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The Survivors by Jane Harper

By Vicki Weisfeld
21 January, 2021
Jane Harper’s latest crime mystery, now out in hardcover, revisits the perils of small-town life so expertly deconstructed in The Dry and The Lost Man. The setting this time is coastal Tasmania and a village called Evelyn Bay. The Survivors is the title of a…
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New Jersey Noir: Cape May by William Baer

By Vicki Weisfeld
19 January, 2021
This is the second of William Baer’s novels featuring private investigator Jack Colt of Paterson, New Jersey. Going by the title, you might assume this is part of Akashic Books’ short story series that includes Milwaukee Noir or Amsterdam Noir. In fact, Akashic published a…
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Waiting for the Night Song by Julie Carrick Dalton

By Vicki Weisfeld
14 January, 2021
Debut author Julie Carrick Dalton deserves praise for making concerns about important social issues – climate change and immigration – an integral part of her new novel. It isn’t always easy to do that without turning a book into a lecture or consciousness-raising exercise. In…
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Take Me Apart by Sara Sligar

By DeathBecomesHer
13 January, 2021
Kate Aitken left New York under a cloud, heading to California and a new start. In the Big Apple she was a journalist, caught up in the buzz and excitement of the vibrant city; now in the little coastal town of Callinas she is living…
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Forgiving Stephen Redmond by AJ Sidransky

By Vicki Weisfeld
7 January, 2021
In 2008, workmen tearing down a clutch of derelict Washington Heights rowhouses make a grim discovery. Behind the plaster of an upstairs bedroom is the body of a man sitting in a chair, wearing a hat. To the dismay of the demolition foreman, NYPD detectives…
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Snowdrift by Helene Tursten

By Sonja van der Westhuizen
21 December, 2020
Translated by Marlaine Delargy — Detective Inspector Embla Nyström returns in the third instalment of Helene Tursten’s series based on the detective. Snowdrift picks up only eight days after the end of 2019’s Winter Grave when Embla receives a call from her childhood friend, Louise…
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One Night Gone by Tara Laskowski

By Vicki Weisfeld
11 November, 2020
In Tara Laskowski’s award-winning suspense novel One Night Gone, two women who have never met and never will meet, women of different ages with seemingly nothing in common, have unexpected and consequential connections after all. At the end of the summer of 1986, a teenager…
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