The Only Suspect by Louise Candlish
The Only Suspect by Louise Candlish is described as a ‘cautionary tale of obsession, love, jealousy and
Exiles by Jane Harper
Exiles by Jane Harper is published with MacMillan and is described as ‘an outstanding novel, a
The Marriage Act by John Marrs
The Marriage Act by John Marrs is published with Macmillan. It has been described as ‘Black
In The Dark by Claire Allan
“I don’t know what happened to my daughter. Only that she’s missing – and I
The Rabbit Factor/The Moose Paradox by Antti Tuomainen
I recently read two books by Antti Tuomainen, The Rabbit Factor (2021) and The Moose Paradox (2022), both published
Review: The Mystery of Four by Sam Blake
The Mystery of Four by Sam Blake is published with Corvus Books and is described
The Pain Tourist by Paul Cleave
The Pain Tourist by Paul Cleave is published by Orenda Books and is described as
Remember My Name by Sam Blake
I never really read any mystery or crime or thriller novels, mostly because I was
Gone South by Robert McCammon
Robert McCammon is one of the authors I just cannot pass on, I love reading
The Poison Machine by Robert J. Lloyd
The Poison Machine by Robert J. Lloyd is published with Melville House and is described
Closing In by E.D. Thompson
Closing In by E.D. Thompson is published with Hachette Ireland and is described as ‘a
Hawk Mountain by Conner Habib
Hawk Mountain by Conner Habib is published with Doubleday. Liz Nugent described it as a
Black Hearts by Doug Johnstone
Black Hearts by Doug Johnstone publishes with Orenda Books and is described as ‘warmly funny,
While She Sleeps by Arlene Hunt
While She Sleeps by Arlene Hunt is published with Hachette Ireland and has been described wonderfully
The Bleeding by Johana Gustawsson
The Bleeding by Johana Gustawsson (translated by David Warriner) is published with Orenda Books and
Small Deaths by Rijula Das
Small Deaths by Rijula Das is published with Amazon Crossing and is described as ‘literary
Unfollow Me by Judith Cuffe
Unfollow Me by Judith Cuffe is published with Poolbeg Press and is described as a ‘modern
The Last Girl to Die by Helen Fields
‘The seaweed was a grotesque crown – she was a dead beauty queen belonging to
The 6:20 Man by David Baldacci
The 6:20 Man by David Baldacci is published by Macmillan and is described as ‘a
After She’d Gone by Alex Dahl
After She’d Gone by Alex Dahl (Head of Zeus) is described as ‘unsettling, gripping and darkly
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