Win one of ten copies of Jail Bird by Jessie Keane (Worldwide)
Win one of five copies of The Assassin's Prayer by Ariana Franklin (UK & Republic of Ireland only)
Here are this week's reviews:
S J Bolton continues her impressive run of stand-alone novels with Blood Harvest reviewed here by Michelle Peckham;Previous reviews can be found in the review archive and forthcoming titles can be found by author or date, here.
Paul Blackburn reviews the paperback edition of Stephen Leather's supernatural-crime thriller Nightfall;
Laura Root recommends Two Tribes by Charlie Owen if you "fancy a walk on the wild side of the police procedural";
Amanda Gillies heaps praise on Phil Rickman's new venture - Elizabethan crime - in her review of The Bones of Avalon;
Maxine Clarke thoroughly enjoyed Michael Ridpath's Iceland set Where the Shadows Lie
and Kerrie Smith reviews Take Out by Felicity Young set in Perth, Australia.
2 comments:
Thanks, Karen, for this roundup : ). You've reminded me of some great reviews.
Yes, they sound like some good novels - not sure I'll be trying the supernatural one, though, exciting as it seems to be. I'm most intrigued to try a Charlie Owen book now, in light of Laura's review.
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