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Gone to Ground by Morgan Hatch

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Morgan Hatch’s debut thriller, Gone to Ground, is like a pyramid of Southern California crime and rich in unscrupulous invention. The story takes place mostly in an impoverished area of the East San Fernando Valley and involves the full spectrum of people struggling to get…
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Divinity Games by Lou Gilmond

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If you begin to think Lou Gilmond’s new thriller Divinity Games is actually a report from the near future, you would be forgiven. Many of the plot elements she has assembled in this eye-opening book parallel current trends here in the US, Britain and around…
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Murder Tide by Stella Blómkvist

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Translated by Quentin Bates — It’s not for her loveable nature that Stella Blómkvist is the most popular and successful defence lawyer in Iceland, she is a winner, pure and simple, tenacious and formidable. A little and sometimes a lot scary, Stella is exactly who…
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Leo by Deon Meyer

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Translated by KL Seegers — Six months ago, detectives Benny Griessel and Vaughn Cupido were demoted from their posts as part of Cape Town’s elite crime-fighters, The Hawks, after an incident with the corrupt State Security Agency. Reassigned to Stellenbosch, a university town about 30…
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The Best Enemy by Sergio Olguín

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Translated by Miranda France — Here at Crime Fiction Lover, we have loved the Verónica Rosenthal series of novels since the very beginning. All three previous titles in the series – The Fragility of Bodies, The Foreign Girls and There Are No Happy Loves –…
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