Paper Scissors Death by Joanna Campbell Slan is a debut mystery written recently in 2008 that filtered through the ruse of project scrapbooking which must…

If you like action mixed with science and archaeology, then The Eye of God is a book for you.

Inspector Singh is a henpecked, portly, slightly dishevelled Singaporean policeman who investigates murders across South East Asia.

The Murder Wall by Mari Hannah is a taut crime story, beautifully crafted.

Live by Night, a gangster novel, tells the story of the rise and fall of a gangster in the prohibition era of the roaring twenties…

The Cuckoo’s Calling by Robert Galbraith is a great debut mystery in a classic vein.

Brigid Quinn has officially left the FBI, but is brought back to consult on a homicide case which seven years earlier claimed the life of…

The books of Roy Harley Lewis (not to be confused with Roy Lewis) are light-hearted, not to be taken too seriously, but quite enjoyable.

First published in the UK as The Wheel Spins in 1936, this story was made popular when Alfred Hitchcock made it into a movie in…

The Bat has only just recently been published in Australia, but Australian readers have been introduced briefly to Harry’s experiences in Australia in Nesbo’s other…

In The Devil’s Star by Jo Nesbo, a young woman is murdered in Oslo, her finger amputated and a diamond in the shape of a…