Dead Man in a Ditch (Luke Arnold) – book review
Hot on the heels of his high fantasy meets urban fantasy meets noir detective debut
Hot on the heels of his high fantasy meets urban fantasy meets noir detective debut
The British crime fiction industry is a little obsessed with the elderly solving crimes. Going
Benjamin Stevenson’s first book featuring documentary maker Jack Quick was a revelation, particularly when considered
Australian author Hugh Mackay is very clear about his intentions in his latest book The
Kate Grenville continues her exploration of the early days of the colonisation of Australia in
Christchurch based author Paul Cleave has had a way of creating scenarios and settings for
Recently busted back down to the rank of Constable, Mick Goodenough is the newest cop
What eventually anchors the travellers of the world, or returns the travellers to their origins,
It is timely, of course, reading a novel about an airborne illness that necessitates changes
Charlie Parker walks the world alone, but in his dreams and in the thinner moments