The Red Notebook by Michel Bussi
Bussi writes a different type of thriller, playing with the genre and building up the tension slowly, slowly. It starts … More The Red Notebook by Michel Bussi
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The English Fuhrer by Rory Clements
I think this is the seventh book in the series so Professor Tom Wilde is now retired from his secret … More The English Fuhrer by Rory Clements
The GoldenAcre by Philip Miller
I found this book especially difficult – let’s just say that I didn’t think it was particularly well written and … More The GoldenAcre by Philip Miller
Widowland by C. J. Carey
This was my second attempt at this book and was much better this time. It is what I call a … More Widowland by C. J. Carey
Slough House by Mick Herron
This is my most favourite series of books at present so I was delighted to find one that I hadn’t … More Slough House by Mick Herron
The Foot Soldiers by Gerald Seymour
I can see why some people might liken Jonas Merrick the spy catcher to Smiley by le Carré. It is … More The Foot Soldiers by Gerald Seymour
Northern Spy by Flynn Berry
This is a story set in Northern Ireland in the lead up to the Peace Agreement and features sisters, Tessa … More Northern Spy by Flynn Berry
The Khan by Saima Mir
This is an unusual book and I can see that it has quite a wide range of reviews, Waterstones give … More The Khan by Saima Mir
Satori by Don Winslow
Satori is a prequel to the book Shibumi written by Trevanian and explains how Nicholai Hel becomes the assasin that … More Satori by Don Winslow
Betrayal by David Gilman
Betrayal is part of The Englishman series (only 2 books at the moment) and I haven’t read the first one … More Betrayal by David Gilman