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    Crime Fiction

    The Lonely Lake Killings by Wes Markin

    May 18, 2023 / No Comments

    The Lonely Lake Killings is the perfect page turner. This is the kind of book that you’ll want to lock yourself away for to stop any unnecessary interruptions. Loneliness can be a silent killer. Something easily solved, it’s effects sharper than a blade. The Lonely Lake Killings is a fast-paced police procedural. After reading a large amount of them it really doesn’t take too long to decide whether that story is going to be for you. Having read Wes Markin’s work previously, I decided this was a story worth taking a chance on. Once again, Markin’s unique voice, steeped in humour and humanity had me engrossed with only a few…

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    May 3, 2023 / No Comments

    The Only Suspect doesn’t let you breathe for one second. Hugely character driven that leads you through a maze of mystery with hidden traps that want, no need, to trip you up. The Only Suspect is razor sharp in its ability to engage its reader in a fall from reality. Nothing gets me giddier than a crime fiction novel that requires the reader to use their brain and their wit to get to the conclusion. Even when I thought I had it all worked out…I was dead wrong, on every count. A crime novel, domestic in its nature and deadly in its outcome, The Only Suspect has me salivating for…

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    January 17, 2023 / No Comments

    In Ice is a clammy and atmospheric read. It was immaculately crafted, brutal, and unflinching. What does it mean to be cold? I don’t mean walking outside with a flurry of snow kissing your skin, I mean truly frozen. Sub-zero temperatures, your skin feeling on fire from the unadulterated cold seeping into your bloodstream, into your bones. Just for one minute imagine all that and then your oxygen gradually runs out. This is what the five women who’ve been found dead in three freezers must’ve experienced. If they didn’t panic, every breath might last longer, but who wouldn’t panic in that situation? Cases like this can make or break an…

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    THE THERAPIST – MY DEBUT BOOK IS OUT IN THE WILD!

    October 19, 2022 / 8 Comments

    BLURB Sometimes planning a wedding can be hell. When Finn Mackay, a Psychotherapist, is shot dead during his wedding ceremony, DCI William Scott and his team are called in to investigate. Soon they discover that a greater game of cat and mouse is at play. The investigation leads them down a deserted path, with traps being set to distract the team from the truth. Just what do a Psychotherapist and a mental health inpatient have in common? When the DCI’s ex-wife is threatened, he takes measures to take the culprit down by any means necessary, even if it’s not strictly moral or legal. The clock is ticking for the squad…

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    The Santa Killer (DI Barton #6) by Ross Greenwood

    September 24, 2022 / 1 Comment

    The Santa Killer is a complex case fraught with angst. A blistering piece of crime fiction. I love police procedurals, crime novels, and books with an air of mystery. The only thing that takes that fascination to the next level is stories with a propulsive background story. It’s all very well and good to have a killer storyline, but it needs to be believable. There needs to have a tinge of realism at its core. Otherwise, it doesn’t work. The Santa Killer does that impeccably. It features real-life characters flawed by real-world problems. It doesn’t follow the typical trajectory but instead follows its own path, abides by its rules, and…

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    The Night Watch (DS Max Craigie #3) by Neil Lancaster

    September 15, 2022 / No Comments

    The Night Watch is a killer concept, an unflinching look at generational trauma and the mind’s reaction. Suffused with menace…it’s bloody brilliant. To follow a series with a sense of abandonment there have to be certain elements that scream to them. The X factor – something that keeps them coming back for more, the DS Max Craigie series is no exception. Travelling the pages is like walking a tightrope, danger threatens to knock the characters askew. There are so many elements that just make this series work – flawed characters. The realism of human nature. Betrayal. Raw storytelling. Neil Lancaster’s storytelling is like no one else. The police procedural should…

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