The Witch Elm by Tana French is a special novel for her: It’s French’s first standalone novel, a departure from
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Deep Dive Into “Big Sister” By Gunnar Staalesen
In Summer 2018 issue of Mystery Tribune, Jerry Holt reviews Big Sister, the recent crime novel by the Scandinavian crime
Our New Crime Fiction Favorite: “The Price You Pay” By Aidan Truhen
The Price You Pay by Aidan Truhen is probably one of the most fun crime fiction books we have read in
“Providence” By Caroline Kepnes Is An Intriguing Cross-Genre Novel
It’s hard to place Providence, the new novel by Caroline Kepnes, into a single genre: The book covers a pulse-pounding
Notable Medical Drama: A Handful Of Ashes By Rob McCarthy
In the age of whistleblowing proliferation in the Media, the new medical crime drama by Rob McCarthy titled “A Handful
Scottish Noir At Its Best: “Bloody January” By Alan Parks
Alan Parks, author of Bloody January, the debut novel featuring maverick detective Harry McCoy has done something remarkable with his
Revisiting A Suspense Classic: Review of “The Jealous One” By Celia Fremlin
Reviewer Tom Andes takes a closer look at the newly published reprint of the suspense classic novel “The Jealous One” By Celia
“19 Souls” By J. D. Allen: The Beginning Of A Brilliant PI Series
If you are looking for a hidden gem in the world of PI novels, “19 Souls” By J. D. Allen is
A Thriller From The South: The Echo Killing By Christi Daugherty
The author Christi Daugherty resides in the south of England but her first adult novel The Echo Killing has nothing
A Scandinavian Hannibal Lecter? A Look At The Sandman By Lars Kepler
Knopf Doubleday Publishing Group has had great success with Scandinavian thriller authors such as Stieg Larsson and Jo Nesbo and
Essential Read For Sherlockians: “Holmes Entangled” By Gordon McAlpine
Gordon McAlpine, the Edgar-nominated author of Woman with a Blue Pencil, has a startling meta-fiction tale titled “Holmes Entangled” coming