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Right to Kill by John Barlow – Review
By Sandra Callard John Barlow is a new name in the healthy, if thoroughly saturated, realm of police procedural novels. ... -
The Dying Day by Vaseem Khan – Review
By Sandra Callard Vaseem Khan is a prolific writer of detective novels, all set in India. British, born in Newham, ... -
Trick by Sean Hancock – Review
By Sarah Morgan At the start of Stand By Me, the narrator says: “I never had any friends later on ... -
The Hoax by Paul Clayton – Review
By Sarah Morgan Imagine being offered the opportunity of a lifetime and then having it snatched away in the cruellest ... -
An Interview with Yorkshire Author, Paul Clayton
By Sarah Morgan Paul Clayton – it’s a name you might not know, but you’re sure to recognise the face. ... -
The Whole Truth by Cara Hunter – Review
By Sandra Callard The Whole Truth is an exhilarating romp through the university city of Oxford, author Cara Hunter’s home ... -
The Progress of a Crime by Julian Symons – Review
By Sarah Morgan The crime genre can be a strange place at times. While some writers of seemingly middling talent ... -
Not Dark Yet by Peter Robinson – Review
By Sandra Callard Peter Robinson has done it again with his new Inspector Banks book, Not Dark Yet. It follows ... -
Lightseekers by Femi Kayode – Review
By Sarah Morgan “A jack of all trades, but master of none”, or so the saying goes. Try telling that ... -
The Port of London Murders by Josephine Bell – Review
By Sarah Morgan If you’ve bought every entry in the British Library’s Crime Classics series, you must already have a ... -
A Surprise for Christmas, edited by Martin Edwards – Review
By Sarah Morgan Spooky stories are commonplace at Christmas. Indeed, the British Library has published numerous collections of such tales ... -
Checkmate to Murder by ECR Lorac – Review
By Sarah Morgan If you have a discerning crime fiction fan in your life and you’re looking to buy them ...