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5 Great Spy Books To Read In The Summer

In the mood for some great spy books? We’ve picked…

5 Cool New Mystery Books on Kindle

Looking for some cool reads for your kindle? Why don’t…

New In Suspense: “Dark Tide” By Elizabeth Haynes

Doing stripping on the side: That might not be a…

A Remarkable Debut: “The Other Typist” By Suzanne Rindell

Suzanne Rindell is a doctoral student in American modernist literature…

New In Suspense: “The Burning Air” By Erin Kelly

Erin Kelly, the British author and freelance journalist, has a…

Excellent Debut: “Don’t Ever Get Old” By Daniel Friedman

If you didn’t know that Don’t Ever Get Old ,…

eBooks

5 Cool New Mystery Books on Kindle

Looking for some cool reads for your kindle? Why don’t you give mystery genre a try and check out these new titles on Amazon Store? We came across…

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“The Oracle Code” By Charles Brokaw

If you like Dan Brown type of stories, you will enjoy this book: Charles Brokaw is a pseudonym for an author, academic, and college educator living in the…

May 1, 2013No CommentRead More

Books

5 Great Spy Books To Read In The Summer

In the mood for some great spy books? We’ve picked 5 for you this time:…

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New In Suspense: “Dark Tide” By Elizabeth Haynes

Doing stripping on the side: That might not be a bad idea for making some…

June 3, 2013No CommentRead More

A Remarkable Debut: “The Other Typist” By Suzanne Rindell

Suzanne Rindell is a doctoral student in American modernist literature at Rice University and lives…

May 20, 2013No CommentRead More

New In Suspense: “The Burning Air” By Erin Kelly

Erin Kelly, the British author and freelance journalist, has a new suspense story out which…

May 14, 2013No CommentRead More

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Mobile Apps

Detectives’ Chase Game For iPad

If you are looking for an exciting board game on your iPad with a crime theme, Detectives' Chase might be the right pick for you. Released by Demansol…

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A Look At “Max Payne” For iPhone And iPad

If you were into video games in the early 00s, you definitely remember Max Payne, the super successful title which won every award imaginable. Well, the good news…

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An Excellent Crime Drama Game For iPad: “Law & Order: Legacies”

Telltale Games point and click adventure game, Law and Order: Legacies which was originally developed for iPad came to a close in March 2012 with the release of…

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Private Eyes

Excellent Debut: “Don’t Ever Get Old” By Daniel Friedman

If you didn’t know that Don’t Ever Get Old , is Daniel Friedman’s debut work, it would have been impossible to…

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New Pocket Thriller: “The Money Kill” By Katia Lief

Katia Lief is a popular author among the suspense readers and powerhouse name in the thriller space: She first introduced readers…

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“Good Junk” By Ed Kovacs

Ed Kovacs has worked for many years as a private security contractor deploying to challenging locations worldwide. He is a member of…

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A Remarkable Debut: “The Other Typist” By Suzanne Rindell

Suzanne Rindell is a doctoral student in American modernist…

A Historical Novel: “Bristol House” By Beverly Swerling

Beverly Swerling, based in Philadelphia, is the author of…

“A Medal For Murder” By Frances Brody

Frances Brody is a pseudonym for Frances McNeil, scriptwriter,…

“The Confession” By Charles Todd

The Confession: An Inspector Ian Rutledge Mystery (Ian Rutledge…

A Different Historical Thriller: “Ratlines” By Stuart Neville

Today, we are reviewing an unusual historical thriller from…

3 Historical Mystery Picks For January 2013

Like historical mysteries? You might wanna check out these…

A Notable Debut: “The Twenty-Year Death” By Ariel S. Winter

Hard Case Crime Publishing recently sent us an impressive…

“Death’s Door” By James R. Benn

James R. Benn is the author of several popular…

Mystery In Brazil: “Perfect Hatred” By Leighton Gage

Leighton Gage is one of our favorite author from…

A Notable Debut: “The Beggar’s Opera” By Peggy Blair

A Canadian author with a great debut about Cuba:…

“The Sound of Broken Glass” By Deborah Crombie

Deborah Crombie’s series featuring Scotland Yard detectives Duncan Kincaid…

A Good Thriller: “Birthdays for the Dead” By Stuart McBride

Stuart MacBride is a British author who have reached…

A Police Procedural: “Blood Line” By Lynda La Plante

Lynda La Plante’s fourteen novels, including the Prime Suspect…

“City of Saints: A Mystery” By Andrew Hunt

Andrew Hunt is a professor of history in Waterloo,…

A Good Read: “Black Cherry Blues” By James Lee Burke

Dave Robicheaux is one of our favorite series and…

“Hand For A Hand” By T. Frank Muir

It’s time for an exciting modern British police procedural;…

New In Suspense: “Dark Tide” By Elizabeth Haynes

Doing stripping on the side: That might not be…

New In Suspense: “The Burning Air” By Erin Kelly

Erin Kelly, the British author and freelance journalist, has…

“Dangerous Refuge” By Elizabeth Lowell

Elizabeth Lowell is one of the old-timers in the…

Three Thriller Picks For April 2013

We recently received a whole bunch of exciting thrillers…

A Modern Thriller: “Reconstructing Amelia” By Kimberly McCreight

Here comes an cool New York-based debut thriller from…

“Touch And Go” By Lisa Gardner

Touch & Go is a new thriller by Lisa…

Hot Thriller: “No Wway Back” By Andrew Gross

Andrew Gross has a new exciting thriller out: No…

If You Like Dan Brown Novels, You’ll Enjoy “The Blood Gospel”

I guess you all know James Rollins, New York…

“The Gray Ghost Murders” By Keith McCafferty

Keith McCafferty is the award-winning Survival and Outdoor Skills…

A Notable Debut: “The Beggar’s Opera” By Peggy Blair

A Canadian author with a great debut about Cuba:…

“Aloha, Lady Blue” By Charley Memminger

Charley Memminger an award-winning humor columnist, screenwriter, and author…

“The Fear Artist” By Timothy Hallinan

Timothy Hallinan is the Edgar- and Macavity-nominated author of…

“In the Shadows of Paris” By Claude Izner

Claude Izner is the pseudonym of two sisters, Liliane…

” The Singapore School of Villainy: Inspector Singh Investigates” By Shamini Flint

Shamini Flint is a Cambridge graduate and an ex-lawyer…

“Grandad, There’s A Head On The Beach” By Colin Cotterill

Colin Cotterill (born 2 October 1952) is a London-born…

“Port Vila Blues” By Garry Disher

Garry Disher is one of Australia's best-known novelists. He's…

Scandinavian Crime: “The Viper” By Håkan Östlundh

Håkan Östlundh is well on his way to becoming…

“Invisible Murder” By Lene Kaaberbøl And Agnete Friis

Lene Kaaberbøl and Agnete Friis are the Danish duo…

Historic Estonian Crime Novel To Be Turned Into Movie

Film production company Exitfilm is currently working on turning…

Crime Novels By Norwegian Author Anne Holt In Series Development

After the success of The Girl With The Dragon…

Helsinki Homicide: Nothing but the Truth By Jarkko Sipila

Helsinki Homicide: Nothing but the Truth is the third…

Danish Crime: “Call Me Princess” By Sara Blaedel

Sara Blaedel worked as a newspaper journalist and television…

Finnish Crime: “Raid And The Blackest Sheep” By Harri Nykanen

Harri Nykanen, is a Finnish author who has written nearly…

Helsinki Homicide: Vengeance By Jarkko Sipila

Helsinki Homicide: Vengeance is the second novel we recently reviewed…

Giveaways

Book Giveaway: “Fatal Tango” By Wolfram Fleischhauer

Thanks to the author Wolfram Fleischhauer and marketing team for the book, we are now giving away 3 copies of the mystery novel "Fatal Tango" which is…

May 10, 2012No Comment

Good Reads

New In Suspense: “Dark Tide” By Elizabeth Haynes

Doing stripping on the side: That might not be a bad idea for making some good money, but there are consequences…That’s the theme of the new book…

June 3, 2013No Comment

Must Reads

Excellent Debut: “Don’t Ever Get Old” By Daniel Friedman

If you didn’t know that Don’t Ever Get Old , is Daniel Friedman’s debut work, it would have been impossible to know so by reading the book.…

May 8, 2013No Comment

Mini-Reviews

Sugar, Notthing Hill And The Murder Room

Native New Yorker, Andrew Vachss's The Weight is a mesmerizing novel about a hard-core thief named Suagr who's about to embark on a job that will alter…

February 19, 2012No Comment

Podcasts

Podcast: Richard Diamond, The Private Detective

Richard Diamond, Private Detective is an American detective which was the hero on a radio show developed by NBC. The highly successful character continued to solve crime…

January 13, 2012No Comment

Classics

Grand Tour: Agatha Christie’s Letters and Photographs from 1922

Good news for the fans of Agatha Christie: A unique collection of author’s letters and photos from her around the world trip in 1922 is now available…

December 31, 2012No Comment

Sherlockiana

The Further Adventures of Sherlock Holmes: The Web Weaver

Like Sherlock Holmes stories? Well, fresh out of the oven comes a new novel by Sam Siciliano titled "The Web Weaver"; a new addition to the ever-growing…

February 2, 2012No Comment

Blog

Five Entertaining $2.99 Thrillers For Kindle

Are you a Thriller addict? Do you prefer to read on your Kindle? Are you looking for some cheap but entertaining reads? If your answers to all…

June 8, 2012No Comment

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