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Interview: Nick Quantrill

8 April, 2025

If you haven’t discovered his work already, put the Hull-based crime fiction author Nick Quantrill on your list. He will not disappoint. Equally, if you’ve already read any of the author’s critically acclaimed Joe Geraghty novels, we have some good news for you. Nick is…

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The Impossible Thing by Belinda Bauer

By crimefictionlover

20 March, 2025

Belinda Bauer is a British crime author with a reputation for writing high quality mysteries driven by unique ideas. This is why her past novels Blacklands (2009), Rubbernecker (2013) and Snap (2018) won four major awards between them, with the latter longlisted for the Man…

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What Doesn't Kill Us by Ajay Close

By Vicki Weisfeld

11 November, 2024

Ajay Close’s new crime thriller is a work of fiction inspired by the notorious Yorkshire Ripper case of the 1970s, which gained huge media coverage and prompted a massively inefficient manhunt. In that case, the police eventually identified the killer, but were severely criticised for…

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Sleeping Dogs by Russ Thomas

By Paul Burke

6 November, 2024

Sleeping Dogs is the fourth outing for DS Adam Tyler and life just keeps getting harder for the South Yorkshire detective sergeant. One way or another he’s been in trouble ever since he first appeared in Firewatching in 2020. Between his bosses and the criminals…

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Foul Play at the Seaview Hotel by Glenda Young

By DeathBecomesHer

28 September, 2023

Seaside landladies are the stuff of British folklore and the butt of many a 1970s comic’s jokes. They’re depicted as tough, unwielding, no-nonsense types, who delight in cutting corners and have little or no sense of humour. Thankfully, Helen Dexter, the heroine of Glenda Young‘s…

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Unnatural Ends by Christopher Huang

By Sonja van der Westhuizen

21 June, 2023

Canadian author Christopher Huang’s new crime caper might not have the brutal one-liners of Succession, but it does have an unscrupulous patriarch who takes pleasure in manipulating and pitting his three children against one another – even after his death. April 1921: Sir Lawrence Linwood…

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The Cherrywood Murders by Penny Blackwell

By Erin Britton

26 May, 2023

It’s pure madness that people are still moving to picturesque country villages in search of rest and relaxation when they or someone they know is far more likely to be murdered and/or accused of murder. At least, that’s what cosy crime fiction will lead you…

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Harker – The Black Hound - Part Two by Roger Gibson & Vincent Danks with Andrew Richmond

By RoughJustice

22 February, 2023

We first came across DCI Harker and his right hand man DS Critchley back in 2012 when Titan Books published the first graphic novel featuring the peripatetic detectives, The Book of Solomon. Time Bomb Comics picked up the second story, The Black Hound, republishing it…

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Interview: Nick Quantrill

The Impossible Thing by Belinda Bauer

What Doesn't Kill Us by Ajay Close

Sleeping Dogs by Russ Thomas

Foul Play at the Seaview Hotel by Glenda Young

Unnatural Ends by Christopher Huang

The Cherrywood Murders by Penny Blackwell

Harker – The Black Hound - Part Two by Roger Gibson & Vincent Danks with Andrew Richmond

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