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Tag: scottish crime fiction

Book review: The Cut by Chris Brookmyre

Millie Spark has been released after serving a quarter of a century in prison for the murder of her boyfriend. … More

chris brookmyre, political, scottish crime fiction

Book review: The Coffinmaker’s Garden by Stuart MacBride (Ash Henderson 3)

The Coffinmaker’s Garden is the third in the Ash Henderson series but also features the ‘Misfit Mob’, the team of … More

police procedural, revenge thriller, scottish crime fiction, series, stuart macbride

Book review: The Less Dead by Denise Mina

Denise Mina is always willing to grapple with the darkest issues, and the people society overlooks. The Less Dead has … More

costa book awards, denise mina, scottish crime fiction

My books of the year –2020

I haven’t read as many new releases as usual this year. Partly, of course, because a lot of books have … More

books of the year, conn iggulden, english civil war, historical mystery, lawrence block, police procedural, scottish crime fiction, sg maclean, spy thriller, val mcdermid

Book review: Still Life by Val McDermid (Karen Pirie #6)

Still Life has an intriguing plot, a twisty and convoluted tale of a body found off the Fife coast. The … More

karen pirie, scottish crime fiction, series, val mcdermid

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

scottish crime fiction

Guest post: Denise Mina, author of Conviction

If you’ve read my review of Conviction, you’ll know how much I loved it, so I’m honoured to be hosting … More

mcilvanney prize, scottish crime fiction

Book review: How the Dead Speak by Val McDermid (Tony Hill and Carol Jordan 11)

How the Dead Speak follows directly from the dramatic events at the end of Insidious Intent, the last book in … More

police procedural, scottish crime fiction, series, val mcdermid

Book review: Conviction by Denise Mina

Denise Mina is always willing to take her writing in fresh and interesting directions. Her last novel, The Long Drop, … More

mcilvanney prize, Reese Witherspoon book club, scottish crime fiction

Book review: Fallen Angel by Chris Brookmyre

Since belatedly discovering Chris Brookmyre a couple of years ago, I’ve been burning my way through his backlist and appreciating … More

chris brookmyre, mcilvanney prize, scottish crime fiction

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