The last of Philip Kerr's Bernie Gunther novels was published earlier this year. Andrew explains the charms of these WWII era detective thrillers.
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Our latest Thrillers and Suspense newsletter includes the following titles: Subscribe to our newsletters and get our latest titles and best picks straight in your inbox. For more great crime and thriller reads, check out: Ngaio Marsh Award for Best Crime Novel Crime Writers’ Association Awards Edgar Allan Poe Award for Best Novel…
In Memoriam: Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, d. 7 July 1930
Medical doctor, sportsman, world traveller, and creator of the world's most well known fictional detective. Sir Arthur Conan Doyle died 89 years ago.
Little Blog of Large Print: eBooks and Winter Reads
Renee recommends fiction titles with a wintry theme and offers advice on using large print options for eBooks.
Mid-year fiction review – 5 of the best
We're halfway through the year so Dan shares 5 of his favourite fiction reads so far in 2019.
Wakenhyrst: A Modern Gothic Mystery
Renee reviews Wakenhyrst by Michelle Paver. "Wakenhyrst is a great read, superbly written, with captivating and complex characters. This is a mystery that has you darting to the next page."
Nazis, Journalists, and Night Witches: The Huntress by Kate Quinn
Nazi hunters, an all-female group of bomber pilots, and new brides in post-war America - Kate Quinn's The Huntress weaves three different stories into one gripping tale. Born to a family living on the shores of Lake Baikal in Siberia, Nina's life is full of rusalki (evil Russian and Hungarian lake witches) right from the day she's born…
The Hunting Party – Lucy Foley’s debut in crime
Lucy Foley's first foray into the world of crime is a page turner from page one: I see a man coming through the snow... as he comes closer I see that his features are frozen with shock. I know this look. I have seen it before. This is the expression of someone who has witnessed…
The Scholar: for crime fiction fans
Do you love a whodunnit? I do, so much so in fact I have a serious addiction to true crime podcasts. In between binge listening to dark real life mysteries, I like to come up for air and read something light, bright and breezy ... NO! I like to read thrillers, murder mysteries and yes…
Whodunnit?! A Spotlight on Mystery and Crime
Once you eliminate the impossible, whatever remains, no matter how improbable, must be the truth. - Sir Arthur Conan Doyle This quote is one that's always stuck with me, ever since I was sixteen, poring over my Sherlock Holmes books. I've always had a deep love of mystery stories, ranging from classics like Conan Doyle…
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