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Murder Most Haunted by Emma Mason

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A fun read for the snowy season is former detective constable Emma Mason’s debut mystery, Murder Most Haunted. When self-effacing DS Midge McGowan retires from her years with the Thames Valley Police property office, she receives an unexpected parting gift: a haunted Christmas weekend at…
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Whistle by Linwood Barclay

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With the publication of Whistle, Canadian author Linwood Barclay has ventured into the horror genre. However, his supernatural thriller also has a police procedural storyline that crime fiction lovers might. If you follow Barclay on X or BlueSky, you may have seen photos of the…
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Interview: Linwood Barclay

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If the career of an author were a storyline, Linwood Barclay has thrown down a bit of a plot twist with his latest novel. What we’re used to is pacy thrillers with themes pulled from the headlines. Private detectives. Investigative journalists. Cops. However, with Whistle,…
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Exposure by Ramona Emerson

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Second in Ramona Emerson’s planned trilogy about Navajo crime photographer Rita Todacheene, Exposure takes you on an intense ridealong with Rita, who uses her camera to meticulously and unflinchingly document the most gruesome crime scenes. You can think that the images themselves suggest clues to…
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First look: Huge Detective

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Comic book writer Adam Rose loves crime fiction. And crime fiction lovers might just love his latest comic, published by Titan. Taking inspiration from the genre, Rose has written a five-comic series about an FBI agent called Tamaki who teams up with a giant detective…
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