Geoff Jones reviews Family Life by Paul Charles the second in this Garda Inspector series;Previous reviews can be found in the review archive and forthcoming titles can be found here.
Maxine Clarke reviews Captured by Spooks' writer Neil Cross and she recommends you have a cat or blanket nearby to cuddle;
I review the latest Vik/Stubo outing from Anne Holt, tr. Kara Dickson, Death in Oslo in which the pair get involved in finding the kidnapped female President of the United States;
Terry Halligan follows Nellie Bly to 1889 Paris in Carol McCleary's lengthy The Alchemy of Murder;
Michelle Peckham joins psychologist Dr Liebermann for his fifth investigation in Frank Tallis's Deadly Communion
and Amanda Gillies loved Patrick Woodrow's thriller First Contact.
Sunday, January 03, 2010
New Reviews: Charles, Cross, Holt, McCleary, Tallis, Woodrow
Two of this week's review books are published this week, two are from December and two from September; they range geographically from Norway to Paris, Ireland to Austria and the UK to South America:
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Karen, I am glad you agree with me that Johanne Vik improves quite a lot in Death In Oslo. A fine review.
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