SS-GB by Len Deighton
I think I have read most of Deighton’s books over the years but hadn’t read this one. My eye was … More SS-GB by Len Deighton
I think I have read most of Deighton’s books over the years but hadn’t read this one. My eye was … More SS-GB by Len Deighton
This is the fourth in the Malabar House series with Inspector Persis Wadia, the first female police officer in India. … More Death of a Lesser God by Vaseem Khan
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It’s strange that in a country as vast as Australia, small towns can be as closed off and as secretive … More Dead Man’s Creek by Chris Hammer
In the past I never would have said that I was put off by long books but it seems that … More The Stranger in the Seine by Guillaume Musso, trans. Rosie Eyre
Oh, this was an exciting, gritty read. So much better than all that romantic sop I seem to have been … More Small Mercies by Dennis Lehane
Charon County was founded in bloodshed and darkness. p1 And that bloodshed and darkness has not disappeared over the decades … More All the Sinners Bleed by S.A. Cosby
In 1990 Mosley said that he writes to investigate the existential question, How do I act in an imperfect world … More Every Man a King by Walter Mosley
Number 25 in the Ikmen series, this story continues the discrimination against the Roma who live and work in Turkey. … More Double Illusion by Barbara Nadal
This is a wonderful cozy crime novel that maintains the protaganist all the way through to the end without slipping … More The Maid by Nita Prose