They’re back! It’s been a quiet year for our intrepid sleuths as Elizabeth comes to terms with the loss of her husband. As they celebrate…

This is the twenty second novel in a series of thirty-two featuring Thomas and Charlotte Pitt. Southampton Row is a sequel to the previously published…

The first instalment of Airth’s series is set in a sleepy Suffolk village, shortly after the end of the First World War. It’s a time…

This is the sequel to When You Were Mine but can easily be read as a standalone as it gives you plenty of background on…

We sadly lost Kerry Greenwood recently, and as I have read many Phryne Fisher mysteries, I thought I would explore her other series about Corinna…

The determinately unmarried Lady Augusta Colebrook (Gus to her nearest and dearest) and her twin sister Julia live in a time where women are barely…

Armand Gamache, the former head of homicide for the Surete du Quebec and his wife Reine-Marie are revelling in their retirement, living in their beloved…

This book is set in Oxford (tick); the characters work for the Clarendon English Dictionary which is a thinly disguised Oxford English Dictionary (tick) and…

This is the seventh instalment in the Girl With the Dragon Tattoo series.  Originated by Stieg Larson (deceased) in a three book trilogy (and televised…

The latest instalment follows on closely from the previous book, The Rising Tide. Vera is still grieving for the loss of a team member, when…

It is not often one finds a mystery or crime fiction plot so well woven, so well plotted that one almost forgets about the meticulous…

When is a National Hero not a Hero? That is the question to be pondered in this, the 34th instalment in the Commissario Brunetti mystery…