Adventures in Crime Fiction Land

Wednesday, 24 April 2019

Eye for Eye by J.K. Franko

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How to commit the perfect crime is a regular concern of protagonists in crime fiction, as is how to commit the perfect murder. At heart...
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Wednesday, 17 April 2019

The Chemical Detective by Fiona Erskine

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Publishing, like television and film, likes a trend. Psychological thrillers are the big thing at the moment in crime fiction, following...
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To Catch a Killer by Peter Bleksley

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I first came across the author, a former undercover officer for London’s Metropolitan Police, when reading his autobiography, The Gangb...
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Thursday, 4 April 2019

The Friends of Harry Perkins by Chris Mullin

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I first read Chris Mullin’s famous first novel, A Very British Coup, about Harry Perkins, a left-wing firebrand in the late 1980’s, ...
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The Gypsy Code by Mike Woodhouse

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This is an apparently true account of one man’s changing relationship with Gypsies. Mike Woodhouse was a successful man. He was also so...
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Thursday, 28 March 2019

Welcome to the Heady Heights by David F Ross

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If I’m not mistaken, Welcome to the Heady Heights is the author’s fourth novel with Orenda Books (I don’t know if he’s written anything...
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Wednesday, 27 March 2019

Attend by West Camel

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Sam is a gay man coming to terms with his sexuality. He’s just moved to London and is new to Deptford, an outsider. In a chance encount...
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