Crime fiction

book blog tour of Death at Horsey Mere by Ross Greenwood

Book Review: Death at Horsey Mere

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Death at Horsey Mere featuring DI Ashley Knight is the fourth instalment in Ross Greenwood’s Norfolk Murders series set around the Norfolk Broads. The Synopsis of Death at Horsey Mere When a teenage couple go missing, the police aren’t too concerned. Young lovers often make bad choices. Then, a body…

Wolf Six by Alex Shaw is the first of a new Assassin thriller series

Book Review: Wolf Six by Alex Shaw

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When this wolf has you in his cross-hairs you better watch out because chances are, you won’t survive. Wolf Six is perfect for fans of Robert Ludlum, Rory Clements and Andrew Turpin. The Synopsis for Wolf Six Killing for a living is easy, living for a reason is much harder…

The Night Shift is the latest crime novel by Alex Finlay

The Night Shift by Alex Finlay

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Turning back time, Alex’s latest novel starts in 1999. Or to be more precise, New Year’s Eve 1999. The year everyone thought would bring about a digital apocalypse. Only the brave flew on NYE that year because the thought of plunging to earth as the clocks struck midnight was just…

Every Last Fear by Alex Finlay is a gripping debut that crime fans will love. Read the full review via @tbookjunkie

Review: Every Last Fear by Alex Finlay

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Matt and his family have already been through more than enough. Seven years ago his brother Danny was found guilty of murdering his teenage girlfriend, Charlotte Rose and ever since the family have been thrust into the limelight, journalists prying into their lives at every opportunity. At the time of…

The Dare by Lesley Kara is her third crime novel but is perhaps her best. Gripping and tense from beginning to end, it is everything a suspense novel should be.

Review: The Dare by Lesley Kara

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Even as an adult Lizzie is troubled. She has a past that she is trying desperately to forget but then a child tragically dies on a railway crossing and the memories come flooding back. Lizzie never really did fit in at school. The girls were mean and the boys teased…