Thrill Switch by Tim Hawken, Review: A chilling dystopia
Thrill Switch is Tim Hawken’s latest thrilling dystopian novel with a kick-arse female protagonist. Read my full review.
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Stevenson’s Everyone in My Family Has Killed Someone, Review
Everyone in My Family Has Killed Someone by Benjamin Stevenson is an impressively original, clever and entertaining meta crime mystery. My review of the audiobook.
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Dark Deeds Down Under, Crime Thriller Anthology Review
Dark Deeds Down Under (edited by Craig Sisterson) is an anthology featuring short stories from several big names in the Aussie and Kiwi crime mystery fiction and thriller scene.
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Day’s End (Hirsch #4) by Garry Disher, Review: Gripping
Day’s End is the gritty fourth title in Garry Disher’s award-winning Constable Hirsch crime series. Read my full review.
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The Tilt (aka Dead Man’s Creek) by Chris Hammer, Book Review
The Tilt (aka Dead Man’s Creek) is Chris Hammer’s fifth novel and Book 2 in new crime series starring detectives Ivan Lucic and Nell Buchanan. Read my review.
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The Last Girl to Die by Helen Fields, Review: Heart-pounding
The Last Girl to Die is a heart-pounding new standalone crime thriller from Helen Fields, author of the bestselling DI Callanach series. Read my full review.
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Pachyderm by Hugh McGinlay, Review: Sassy modern mystery
Pachyderm by Hugh McGinlay is the colourfully sassy second title in the highly entertaining Catherine Kint mystery series. Read my full review.
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The Carnival is Over by Greg Woodland: A cracking crime read
The Carnival is Over is the taut, atmospheric sequel to Greg Woodland’s wonderful debut historical rural crime novel The Night Whistler. Read my full review.
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The Cipher by Isabella Maldonado, Book Review: Graphic crime
The Cipher is the graphic first novel in author Isabella Maldonado’s bestselling FBI crime thriller series starring Nina Guerrera. Read my full review.
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Kathy Reich’s Cold Cold Bones, Review: Feisty fallibility
Cold Cold Bones (Temperance Brennan #21) by Kathy Reichs is quality addition to and worthy milestone marker for this much-loved series. Read my full review.
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The Ghosts of Paris by Tara Moss, Review: Fabulously feisty
The Ghosts of Paris is the thrilling second novel in Tara Moss’ wonderfully engaging Billie Walker PI historical mystery series. Read my full review.
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A Tidy Ending by Joanna Cannon, Review: Sinister twister
A Tidy Ending, Joanna Cannon’s third literary release is a captivating journey into the mind of a uniquely compelling protagonist. Read my full review.
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The Paris Apartment by Lucy Foley, Review: Engrossing in audio
The Paris Apartment, Lucy Foley’s latest psychological thriller is a dark, sinister and deeply unsettling take on the classic whodunnit. Read my full review.
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Those Who Perish (Caleb Zelic #4) by Emma Viskic, Review: Intense
Those Who Perish, Emma Viskic’s fourth book and reported finale to the bestselling Caleb Zelic PI series is a white-knuckle reading experience. Read my full review. Those Who Perish Synopsis Caleb Zelic Thriller, Book 4 A REMOTE ISLANDAN ISOLATED COMMUNITYA…
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11 of Louisa Bennet’s Favourite Cozy Mystery Books & Series
Cozy mystery author Louisa Bennet (The Bone Ranger) helps us define what is a cozy mystery, discuss some of the best cozy mystery books (and cozy mystery series) she has read, and introduces us to the gorgeous golden retriever that inspired her own dog detective series.
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One for Sorrow by Helen Fields, Book Review: Riveting read
One for Sorrow, the seventh title in Helen Fields’ DI Callanach Series, is a crime narrative tackling confronting topics, pulsating with emotional depth and gut-wrenching suspense. Read my full review.
