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The Bone Records by Rich Zahradnik

By Vicki Weisfeld

25 January, 2023

What’s most fun about Rich Zahradnik’s new crime thriller set in Brooklyn is the peek into worlds most of us haven’t experienced first hand. It tells the story of Grigoriy ‘Grigg’ Orlov, a young man who washed out of the police academy when a racist…

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Danish crime series Grow comes to Channel 4 and Walter Presents

By crimefictionlover

19 January, 2023

Biker gangs, drugs, guns, cops, infiltrators, murder – get ready for organised crime, Scandinavian style, as the Danish crime show Grow arrives on Channel 4 and on Walter Presents. The first episode will air at 11:30pm on Sunday, 22 January, and you’ll be able to…

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The Moose Paradox by Antti Tuomainen

By crimefictionlover

15 November, 2022

If you read The Rabbit Factor by Antti Tuomainen, not only did you meet the mathematician Henri Koskinen but you will have enjoyed one of the finest and most original crime novels of 2021. Quirky characters, perilous run-ins with violent gangsters, a disorientating setting, absurdist…

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There Are No Happy Loves by Sergio Olguín

By Vicki Weisfeld

8 September, 2022

Translated by Miranda France — There Are No Happy Loves is the third crime thriller in a series by award-winning Argentinian writer Sergio Olguín, featuring the irrepressible and libidinous investigative reporter Verónica Rosenthal. It follows on from The Fragility of Bodies (2019) and The Foreign…

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Immoral Origins by Lee Matthew Goldberg

By crimefictionlover

30 June, 2022

Although the title and cover don’t give much away, Immoral Origins by Lee Matthew Goldberg is perfect when you’re in the mood for a pulpy crime read that’s fast-moving and intense, a little brutal and a little weird. It thrives on a 1970s New York…

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Bad for Good by Graham Bartlett

By Paul Burke

21 June, 2022

Graham Bartlett spent 30 years in the police, including a spell as Chief Superintendent in Brighton, the location of his debut novel Bad for Good. He has advised many of our favourite crime writers and TV shows on policing issues in the past including Anthony…

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Interview: Lee Matthew Goldberg

By crimefictionlover

21 June, 2022

2022 is a big year for New York author Lee Matthew Goldberg. This month he launched Immoral Origins, the first book in his Desire Card series, and he plans to release four more before the year is out. These rapid-fire pulp noir novels start off…

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City on Fire by Don Winslow

By crimefictionlover

9 May, 2022

Organised crime and corruption are constants in Don Winslow novels, but rarely has he roamed the classic gangster territory of the northeastern United States. Nor has he previously underpinned his storytelling with classical inspiration – in this case dating back to Ancient Greece. City on…

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The Bone Records by Rich Zahradnik

Danish crime series Grow comes to Channel 4 and Walter Presents

The Moose Paradox by Antti Tuomainen

There Are No Happy Loves by Sergio Olguín

Immoral Origins by Lee Matthew Goldberg

Bad for Good by Graham Bartlett

Interview: Lee Matthew Goldberg

City on Fire by Don Winslow

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