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…

This historical crime fiction novel is set in the time and place of London, England, 1654, in the first year of Oliver Cromwell’s rule as…