Dead Letters (Michael Brissenden) – book review
Australian journalist Michael Brissenden has followed up his domestic terrorist thriller The List with Dead
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Hideout (Jack Heath) – book review
Jack Heath does not waste a second in the start of his third book, Hideout,
Take Me Apart (Sara Sligar) – book review
Genre pigeonholing can be useful when potential readers are trying to navigate a bookshop but
House of Earth & Blood (Sarah J Maas) – book review
Sarah J Maas is a best selling author of two massive, best-selling Young Adult series
The Devil and the Dark Water (Stuart Turton) – book review
Stuart Turton’s follow up to his mind bending science fiction crime genre mashing award winner
Consolation (Garry Disher) – book review
Garry Disher returns once more to the world of small town policeman Paul Hirschhausen in
Song of the Crocodile (Nardi Simpson) – book review
Nardi Simpson’s scorching debut novel Song of the Crocodile opens with the irony of a
The Burning Island (Jock Serong) – book review
Jock Serong has not done the same thing twice… until now. And even then, not
The Kingdom (Jo Nesbo) – book review
Jo Nesbø is best known for his Scandinavian-noir crime thrillers starring Detective Harry Hole. But
Dead Man in a Ditch (Luke Arnold) – book review
Hot on the heels of his high fantasy meets urban fantasy meets noir detective debut