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Gargoyle Pixie Dog by Bill Todd

By DavidPrestidge

22 July, 2015

This collection opens with the bright and breezy novella, Gargoyle Pixie Dog. Private detective Danny Lancaster, who features in all the stories, is a partly disabled army veteran plying his trade on the streets of Brighton. The seaside town offers a backdrop of fading Georgian…

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The Big Bitch by John Patrick Lang

By DavidPrestidge

18 July, 2015

So, what is left of Jackson ‘Doc’ Holiday’s world, now that his multi-million dollar fraud scheme has collapsed around his ears? Well, there’s the Armani suits, Gucci loafers and handmade shirts, for starters. A total pariah in the legitimate financial world, what does he do?…

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Blue Labyrinth by Douglas Preston and Lincoln Child audiobook

By Vicki Weisfeld

14 July, 2015

Narrated by René Auberjonois — This fast-paced thriller – book 14 in the wild escapades of FBI Special Agent Aloysius Pendergast – follows the agent on the trail of the killer of his son, and, when he is knocked out of commission by a deadly…

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Oblivion by Arnaldur Indridason

By crimefictionlover

13 July, 2015

Translated by Victoria Cribb — Released in Iceland as Kamp Knox last November, Oblivion is the second of Arnaldur Indridason’s ‘young Erlendur‘ books. Similar to the way in which ITV gave us Endeavour – a look at Morse before he became a dour, old detective – here…

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What Remains by Tim Weaver

By DavidPrestidge

12 July, 2015

David Raker has joined the select band of fictional characters whose return in a new book excites existing fans, and collects new ones with every publication. Raker finds people. People who may not want to be found, but have left loved ones and family searching…

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The Storm Murders by John Farrow

By Vicki Weisfeld

3 July, 2015

John Farrow is the pen name that acclaimed Canadian writer Trevor Ferguson selected when he decided to try his hand at writing genre fiction. It’s his fourth book featuring detective Émile Cinq-Mars and the first of the planned Storm Murders trilogy. In this mystery/thriller, prickly…

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Plague Land by SD Sykes

By Keith Nixon

1 July, 2015

The year is 1350 and 17-year-old Oswald de Lacy is the new Lord of Somershill Manor in Kent. The youngest of four siblings he was never meant to inherit, packed off at seven to a monastery to become a monk. But that was before the…

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22 Dead Little Bodies

By crimefictionlover

30 June, 2015

This novella features the Odd Couple of Scottish crime fiction, the eminently likeable Aberdeen cop Logan McRae and his foul-mouthed, chain-smoking lesbian boss, DCI Roberta Steele. You can catch up with them at length in Close To The Bone, but here we have a very…

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Gargoyle Pixie Dog by Bill Todd

The Big Bitch by John Patrick Lang

Blue Labyrinth by Douglas Preston and Lincoln Child audiobook

Oblivion by Arnaldur Indridason

What Remains by Tim Weaver

The Storm Murders by John Farrow

Plague Land by SD Sykes

22 Dead Little Bodies

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