Six new reviews have been added to Euro Crime today:
Terry Halligan reviews Sam Eastland's The Red Moth, the fourth in the Inspector Pekkala series, and set in 1941;
Michellle Peckham reviews Elly Griffiths's Dying Fall, the fifth in the Ruth Galloway series, usually set in Norfolk but this time the setting is in the North-West
I review Keigo Higashino's Salvation of a Saint, tr. Alexander O Smith with Elye J Alexander, the second novel to feature Tokyo Detective Kusanagi and his friend Yukawa;
Lynn Harvey reviews Hanna Jameson's debut, Something You Are;
Norman Price reviews Leif GW Persson's Linda, as in the Linda Murder, tr. Neil Smith the first in a new series featuring (the non-pc) Evert Backstrom
and Sarah Hilary reviews Andrew Taylor's The Scent of Death set in New York just after the War of Independence.
Previous reviews can be found in the review archive.
Forthcoming titles can be found by author or date or by category, here along with releases by year.
3 comments:
Karen - Thanks as ever for this summing-up. There is so much to like this time!
Thanks for these reviews. I'll certain read at least two of these books, the ones by Higashino and Griffiths.
However, I wanted to say that I like this new design of the page with reviews. It separates out the reviews and entices one in with a picture of the cover.
Yes, I like the new format Karen.
Post a Comment