Clete by James Lee Burke
The duo of Robicheaux and Purcel in Burke’s books is such a winning one. Both traumatised by the Vietnam war, … More Clete by James Lee Burke
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Maybe, Perhaps, Possibly by Joanna Glen
This was a lovely summer read, not that you couldn’t read it in winter, but it is the sort of … More Maybe, Perhaps, Possibly by Joanna Glen
Southern Man by Greg Iles
I picked this book up because I have enjoyed previous books of his but this one does come in at … More Southern Man by Greg Iles
You are Here by David Nicholls
I am still not sure whether I think this book was very good or average. It takes a fairly traditional … More You are Here by David Nicholls
The Last Orphan by Greg Hurwitz
I wonder if this is the last book in the Orphan X series. My money is on the last but … More The Last Orphan by Greg Hurwitz
Hard by a Great Forest by Leo Vardiashvili
I wonder how many people who have left a country because of war, or for other reasons, have a lingering … More Hard by a Great Forest by Leo Vardiashvili
Rabbit Hole by Kate Brody
The role of the internet in crime and unsolved crimes is a grubby one where, as usual, not everyone is … More Rabbit Hole by Kate Brody
The Best Revenge by Gerald Seymour
I have to admit that the character of Jonas Merrick, aged, quiet, a little bit grumpy, man of routine, is … More The Best Revenge by Gerald Seymour
From a Far and Lovely Country by Alexander McCall Smith
It’s quite hard to write about these books as there are so many (24) in the No 1 Ladies Detective … More From a Far and Lovely Country by Alexander McCall Smith
Family Meal by Bryan Washington
Cam and Kai are a couple, it happened, perhaps to their surprise, and they are enjoying it until the death … More Family Meal by Bryan Washington