You might choose to read a book on holiday, on a long journey or in a cafe, but the majority of us most likely settle down for a night of crime fiction in our own homes, right? It’s a safe haven, with ...
If you can't get enough of Slow Horses, this collection of novellas set in the Slough House universe looks ideal. Watch the Quiet Snow by Mick Herron reviewed ...
It’s been alluded to in previous novels, and in the TV series, but Michael Connelly has finally fully fleshed out the story of young Harry Bosch. Here at Crime Fiction Lover, we love the series and ...
You might choose to read a book on holiday, on a long journey or in a cafe, but the majority of us most likely settle down for a night of crime fiction in our own homes, right? It’s a safe haven, with ...
Once again Crime Fiction Lover steps into the big Reacher debate. ‘He ain’t what he used to be’ versus ‘Reacher is still Reacher.’ The controversy that surrounds Lee Child’s brother taking over the ...
There needs to be an award for best route to crime fiction fame. If there were, surely Chris Dolley would be the bookies’ favourite. Originally from Bournemouth, he now lives in France. As a youngster ...
When an 80-year-old woman falls from a cliff on a remote Swedish island, Berit Gardner and DCI Ian Ahmed suspect murder in ...
In his new historical crime novel, Through Many Dangers, Texas author Thomas Goodman has taken the skeleton of a true story and, from it, created a cast of fully fleshed-out fictional characters. His ...
Our news column brings you the latest crime novels by Adam Plantinga, Chris Dolley, Heleyne Hammersley, Aleksander Szeser, ...
Agatha Christie’s formidable Miss Marple has been solving crimes for generations, relying on observation, experience and an unnerving understanding of human nature. So handing her over to Lucy Foley, ...
Andrew Raymond has become one of the names readers look for in Scottish crime fiction thanks mainly to his DCI John Lomond series, set in Glasgow. The author writes at a rate of knots, but it seems ...