Today I am delighted to be sharing my thoughts on Cuthbert's Way, the latest book in the DCI Ryan series by LJ Ross. Now it's no surprise to followers of this blog that I love this series, and no surprise to readers of the series that I have a good reason to enjoy it - [...]
Day four of the Jolabokafloð countdown and Mandie has a review of Cage by Lilja Sigurðardóttir, the final book in the Reykjavik Noir series. This one is very much Agla's story and after two books in Sonja's spotlight it is finally time to learn all about who she really is and how she came to [...]
When is an Orenda Books not an Orenda Book? When it's published in conjunction with the Crime Writer's Association. Well, sort of. I first read the CWA Short Story Anthology: Mystery Tour back around its publication in 2017, not because it was an Orenda book but because it sounded like a great anthology featuring some [...]
Today I'm sharing my thoughts on Cut Short, the collection of Washington Poe and Tilly Bradshaw short stories by M.W. Craven. I love the Washington Poe series and so these made a perfect little gap filler in between full length novels. Advance warning though - there is a vague link to the dreaded 'virus' although [...]
Today I'm passing the blog back over to Mandie who has a review of City of Spies as part of the blog tour. Thanks to Tracy Fenton of Compulsive Readers for inviting us to join the tour and to publisher Zaffre who provided a copy of the book for review. Here's what it's all about: [...]
