Win Where the Devil Can't Go by Anya Lipska (UK only)
Nine new reviews have been added to Euro Crime today:
Laura Root reviews the CWA John Creasey Dagger Award shortlisted
Heart-Shaped Bruise by Tanya Byrne;
Michelle Peckham reviews Australian author Chloe Hooper's
The Engagement;
Lynn Harvey reviews Chris Morgan Jones's
The Jackal's Share, the sequel to
An Agent of Deceit, writing "
If you like contemporary spy thrillers, and even if you think you don't, The Jackal's Share is one to try and Chris Morgan Jones an author to follow";
Norman Price reviews the latest Bernie Gunther novel from Philip Kerr,
A Man Without Breath and says it's a strong contender for the Ellis Peters Historical Dagger;
JF reviews Alexander Soderberg's
The Andalucian Friend tr. Neil Smith, the first in the Sophie Brinkmann trilogy, calling it "
a remarkable debut novel";
A warm welcome to Sarah Ward who joins the Euro Crime team with her review of Johan Theorin's
The Asylum tr. Marlaine Delargy;
I review Antti Tuomainen's
The Healer tr. Lola Rogers;
Mark Bailey reviews the fifth in Helene Tursten's Inspector Huss series,
The Golden Calf, tr. Laura A Wideburg (the correct reading order can be found
here)
and Terry reviews Robert Wilton's
Treason's Tide which won the HWA/GOLDSBORO CROWN For Best Debut Historical Fiction 2012 (as
The Emperor's Gold).
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.
Laura Root reviews the CWA John Creasey Dagger Award shortlisted Heart-Shaped Bruise by Tanya Byrne;
1 comment:
Karen - Thanks as ever for this summing up. Good to see that Sarah is going to be included among your reviewers. I think of all of these I am most looking forward to reading the Tursten and the new Kerr. In fact, I'm annoyed with myself for not having done so yet.
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