Pardonable Lies demonstrates Winspear’s ability to balance pace, plot and characters with skill and dexterity.

Andrew Wilson has written a novel that ‘explains’ Agatha Christie’s disappearance for ten days in the winter of 1926. He cleverly weaves the known facts…

In Among the Mad by Jacqueline Winspear, It’s Christmas 1931 and Maisie finds herself seconded to Military Intelligence.

A quote from Messenger of Truth by Jacqueline Winspear sums up the main character very well; “My work does not end when a solution to…

Well, this is a book that has polarised the reading world! And it’s not the actual plot that has caused all the hoo-ha-ha, but the…

Insidious Intent, the book immediately preceding How The Dead Speak by Val McDermid which is the latest instalment in the Tony Hill/Carol Jordan series, was…

Author Review: Alan Hunter. Features inspector George Gently as he solves his cases through a combination of reason, deduction and a world-weary understanding of his…

Joan Margaret Fleming was a British writer of crime and thriller novels.