Here are this week's new reviews and details of the competitions:
Latest Reviews:
Terry Halligan reviews Wendy Burdess's The Meticulous Messenger set in Revolutionary France and England, and which sounds charming;
Maxine Clarke reviews the third of Colin Cotterill's Laos based series, Disco for the Departed - which stars an ancient coroner;
Liverpool resident Laura Root gives the thumbs up for Waterloo Sunset by Martin Edwards which sees the return of Liverpudlian lawyer Harry Devlin;
Karin Fossum's departure from her Inspector Sejer series, Broken, is not strictly a crime novel but Fiona Walker writes that it "is certainly a novel of suspense";
Amanda Gillies reviews the paperback edition of Players by Paul McAuley and highly recommends it
and though not Euro Crime, it is translated crime, I review the audio book of the latest from Deon Meyer - Devil's Peak - an engrossing tale coupled with an award-winning narrator in Saul Reichlin.
Current Competitions:
Win a copy of Death on a Branch Line by Andrew Martin*
* no restrictions on entrants
Win a copy of Blood Lines by Grace Monroe**
** UK/Europe only
1 comment:
I enjoyed reading these reviews. I particularly liked Fiona's review of Broken, as I've read the book too, and appreciated her take on it. Similarly, I enjoyed Laura's take on Waterloo Sunset, another book from this batch I've read and enjoyed.
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