I’ve been feeling bad that I don’t give series I’ve loved the attention they deserve on the blog. Often I … More
Category: Crime fiction
Book review: Sword by by Bogdan Teodorescu, translated by Marina Sofia
Sword is a political thriller from Romania, one of a number of translated titles from new indie publisher Corylus Books. … More
Book review: Crossed Skis by Carol Carnac
Carol Carnac is one of the pseudonyms used by Edith Caroline Rivett, who also wrote mysteries as ECR Lorac. Crossed … More
Book review: Bobby March Will Live Forever by Alan Parks (Harry McCoy #3)
It’s 1973. It’s Glasgow. It’s very hot. Detective Harry McCoy is embroiled in three different cases: the abduction of a … More
Book review: The Recovery of Rose Gold by Stephanie Wrobel
The Recovery of Rose Gold is an unusual story because it begins with the aftermath of a crime, rather than … More
Reblog: Desert Island Books with Kate Vane
Originally posted on Beverley Has Read:
Hello and welcome to another instalment of Desert Island Books! This is a monthly feature where…
Audiobook review: The Seventh Victim by Michael Wood, narrated by Joanne Froggatt and Matthew Horne
The Seventh Victim is an Audible Original crime novel. Diane Marshall’s young son, Zachery, disappeared 25 years ago. Jonathan Egan … More
Guest post: Ruth O’Neill, author of Tell Me Why
Researching a novel can take us to some interesting places. Here Ruth O’Neill discusses how writing her revenge thriller Tell … More
SPOILER review: The Murder of Roger Ackroyd by Agatha Christie (Hercule Poirot #4)
If you don’t want to know how this book ends, look away now … I don’t normally do spoiler reviews … More
Coming soon: my new crime novel, Still You Sleep
I’m pleased to announce that my new crime novel, Still You Sleep, will be published on 18 February in paperback … More
