I’d Kill For That by Marcia Talley
I was astonished that only 5 people have read this book so I was compelled to write a review. This is a collaborative serial novel….
I was astonished that only 5 people have read this book so I was compelled to write a review. This is a collaborative serial novel….
Whether you are going to like this novel or not is totally reliant on how you respond to the narrator: the titular Flavia de Luce,…
What makes a great crime book? A book that is about so much more than the crime itself. Midnight at Malabar House is that sort…
For many of us, the name Dave Warner evokes memories of our misspent youth, with ‘Just a Suburban Boy’ playing (loudly) in the background. However,…
In these uncertain, pandemic, times when it can be hard for even the most focussed fiction reader to concentrate, this book of 17 short stories…
This was my final book for 2020, and although no literary masterpiece, it was an enjoyable book with which to finish a very challenging year!…
This is the 21st instalment in the ever engaging Honorable Phryne Fisher, lady detective series. It’s been a long seven years since the 20th instalment…
Cormoran and Robin are asked to investigate the 40 year old cold case of Margot Bamborough, a doctor who went missing and was never heard…
When I reviewed The Stranger Diaries last year, I commented that I hoped that Griffiths would write more books with the delightful DS Harbinder Kaur…
The Chalk Pit is the ninth book in the Dr Ruth Galloway series by Elly Griffiths, and it ticks all the boxes!
The Red Hand by Peter Temple contains the last unfinished Jack Irish novel, along with other stories and reflections.
Death of An Old Master by David Dickinson is the third in the Lord Francis Powerscourt series.