January
The Chessman by Peter May (already available in ebook) (#3 Fin Macleod, Police Officer, Edinburgh)
Dying Fall by Elly Griffiths (available in ebook on 20 Dec.)(#5 Dr Ruth Galloway, forensic archaeologist and DCI Harry Nelson)
Dark Winter by David Mark (paperback) (#1 Detective Sergeant McAvoy of Humberside CID)
Screams in the Dark by Anna Smith (#3 Rosie Gilmour, Crime Journalist, 1990s)
The Woman Who Wouldn't Die by Colin Cotterill (#9 Dr Siri Paiboun, Laos)
The Dark Valley by Valerio Varesi (tr. Joseph Farrell) (paperback) (#2 Commissario Soneri, Italy)
The Low Road by Chris Womersley (Australian noir)
The Low Road by Chris Womersley (Australian noir)
February
Grandad, There's a Head on the Beach by Colin Cotterill (paperback) (#2 Jimm Juree, Crime Reporter, Thailand)
Sleepwalkers by Tom Grieves (paperback)
The Mattress House by Paulus Hochgaterrer (tr. Jamie Bulloch) (paperback) (#2 Psychiatrist Raffael Horn & Criminal Commissioner Kovacs)
Alex by Pierre Lemaitre (tr. Frank Wynne) (#2 Police Commandant Camille Verhoeven trilogy)
March
The Deliverance of Evil by Roberto Costantini (tr. N S Thompson) (#1 Commissario Michele Balistreri, Rome)
The River of Fire by Patrick Easter (paperback) (#2 Tom Pascoe, River Surveyor, 18thC)
The Devil's Recruit by S G MacLean (#4 Alexander Seaton, 17thC Aberdeen)
Holy City by Guillermo Orsi (tr. Nick Caistor) (paperback)
Killer at the End of the Line by David Thomas
The Crowded Grave by Martin Walker (paperback) (#4 Bruno, Chief of Police, France)
April
The Garden of Burning Sand by Corban Addison (set in Zambia)
The Voice of the Spirits by Xavier-Marie Bonnot (tr. Justin Phipps) ( #3 Police Captain Michel de Palma, Marseille)
Isle of the Dead by Alex Connor
Original Skin by David Mark (available in ebook on 28 Feb.)(#2 Detective Sergeant McAvoy of Humberside CID)
The Missing File by D A Mishani (tr. Steven Cohen) (set in Tel Aviv)
Two Soldiers by Roslund & Hellstrom (tr. Kari Dickson) (#6 Detective Inspector Ewert Grens)
May
Dying Fall by Elly Griffiths (paperback) (#5 Dr Ruth Galloway, forensic archaeologist and DCI Harry Nelson)
A Willing Victim by Laura Wilson (paperback) (#4 Inspector Ted Stratton, CID, WW2 London)
June
Killing Range by Phil Campion (#2 Steve Range, Ex-Special Forces operative)
The Lullaby of Polish Girls by Dagmara Dominczyk
The Gift of Darkness by V M Giambanco (#1 Detective Alice Madison, Seattle)
A Man Without Breath by Philip Kerr (#9 Private Detective Bernhard Gunther, 1930s Berlin)
Limit by Frank Schatzing (tr. Shaun Whiteside, Jamie Searle & Samuel Willcocks) (futuristic thriller)
Bed of Nails by Antonin Varenne (tr. Sian Reynolds) (#1 Guerin, Paris)
The Devil's Cave by Martin Walker (paperback) (#5 Bruno, Chief of Police, France)
The Resistance Man by Martin Walker (#6 Bruno, Chief of Police, France)
2 comments:
Alex by Pierre Lemaitre is one of the BEST crime novels I have read in many years. I actually wish I could read French so I could devour his other novels, looking forward to his next translation. Some fantastic crime coming from Quercus in 2013.
Thanks for the list, I'm looking forward to the new Elly Griffiths, & will finally be able to catch up with David Mark's debut. The Roslund/Hellstrom is also one I'll read, despite my disappointment with their last one (Cell 8).
Given Kylie's comment, I might also check out Alex when the time comes - thanks, Kylie.
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