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Past Crimes by Glen Erik Hamilton

By Keith Nixon

25 February, 2015

Van Shaw, US Army Ranger veteran, steps off a plane in Seattle drawn back by a note from his estranged grandfather, Dono, 10 years after he suddenly left. He hasn’t heard from Dono or been home since then, undertaking tours in various war-torn theatres as…

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Personal by Lee Child

By DavidPrestidge

22 September, 2014

Jack Reacher, once a major in the US Military Police and now a drifter, is on a bus. That it is not unusual for Reacher. He doesn’t own a car or carry a suitcase, and when his clothes wear out he just buys new ones….

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The Sandman by Lars Kepler

By RoughJustice

22 August, 2014

If your perception of Nordic noir is of troubled detectives who can’t relate to people at work or at home, who are giving in to alcoholism and as cold inside as the climate they inhabit, then the Joona Linna series, now in its fourth instalment,…

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Jack Reacher gets Personal

By DavidPrestidge

21 August, 2014

On the Radar — Yes, this week we have the return of Reacher, but also some historical crime fiction, a crime-laden adventure in Mexico, the SAS and a monkey that’ll sever a jugular before you can say Crime Fiction Lover. Read on, and let us…

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A small shot of Reacher

By DavidPrestidge

31 July, 2014

On the Radar — Ping… ping… ping… Ah, our radar has detected a new short story by Lee Child, so Reacher fans will be rejoicing. But also in the depths of the crime fiction ocean this week we’ve picked up a Gone Girl-alike, something featuring…

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Face Off edited by David Baldacci

By DavidPrestidge

29 June, 2014

Remember the rock supergroups of the 1970s? Blind Faith; Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young; Derek and the Dominoes; Emerson, Lake and Palmer? Did the whole ever equal the sum of its parts? That’s an argument for another day, but what if a similar collaborative concept…

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James Patterson reigns supreme in UK libraries

By crimefictionlover

14 February, 2014

The American thriller writer James Patterson was the most borrowed author in UK libraries last year, according to data released today by Public Lending Right. Patterson has held first place since 2007, with books such as the 11th Hour, Guilty Wives and I, Michael Bennett…

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The top 10 hottest books of summer 2013

By crimefictionlover

4 October, 2013

The leaves are turning, the geese are flying south, it seems the perfect time to take a look at the stats and see which books readers of Crime Fiction Lover favoured most over the summer just gone. So what we’ve produced for you today is…

Crime Fiction Lover

Past Crimes by Glen Erik Hamilton

Personal by Lee Child

The Sandman by Lars Kepler

Jack Reacher gets Personal

A small shot of Reacher

Face Off edited by David Baldacci

James Patterson reigns supreme in UK libraries

The top 10 hottest books of summer 2013

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