Library | The Caterer by Nick Greenberg
Crime, fine dining, and a troublesome connection to the Russian mob make for an entertaining combination in Nick Greenberg’s The Caterer, the second book…
Crime, fine dining, and a troublesome connection to the Russian mob make for an entertaining combination in Nick Greenberg’s The Caterer, the second book…
There is something immediately familiar about the premise of A Spy in the Blood. Think The Night Agent, but instead of sitting in a…
There is nothing wrong with a familiar premise. Crime fiction has been putting a group of people somewhere they cannot easily escape, adding a…
If you enjoy The Marlow Murder Club, there is something familiar about Susie Dent’s Death Writ Large. Not because the setup is quite the…
If you love Korean food but have never really known where to start making it at home, Korean Home Cooking is a good introduction….
I’ll be honest, the premise of Bad Neighbours isn’t new. Homeless man dies outside a fancy apartment block, residents are a bit too relieved…
I really wanted to love this one, and honestly I can see why other people do. It’s billed as a sapphic, gender-swapped Victorian version…
Murder at Thornwood Park by Joan Sauers felt a little like settling in for a good Sunday night mystery, or an episode of Midsomer…
I enjoyed Every Time She Wakes by Petronella McGovern, though I should probably admit that time-loop stories aren’t usually my thing. The concept reminded…
How to Survive in the Woods sounded like a wilderness survival thriller, but the woods turn out to be the least of Emma Sharp’s…
For those who read a lot of crime and thrillers, Just Like the Night is a little different from the usual murder, investigation and…
There is an immediate complication with Lynda La Plante’s The Governor. It is arriving on shelves as a 2026 release, but it is not…