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[[Category:New Reviews|Crime]] __NOTOC__<!-- Remove -->{{newreviewFrontpage|authorisbn= Michael Ridpath1786482126|title= AmnesiaThe Janus Stone (Dr Ruth Galloway)|author=Elly Griffiths|rating= 4.5|genre= Crime |summary= Alastair is Builders were demolishing an old house in trouble. HeNorwich - the site was going to hold seventy-five 'luxury's had apartments - when they discovered the bones of a child beneath a nasty knock on the head and now he can't remember anything about his lifedoorway. There was no skull. In an attempt to recover his memories, he is sent to convalesce in Was this a remote cottage in the Scottish Highlands in the company of his old friend's nieceritual killing or murder? Inevitably, ClemenceDr Ruth Galloway finds herself working with DCI Harry Nelson. During their stay, Clemence uncovers a strange book which seems to tell the story of her grandmother It's murder years before. Now Alastair and Clemence must uncover the truth about who murdered Sophie difficult as outside the snow grows ever nearerRuth knows, but Nelson doesn't, that she is pregnant with his child as does a creeping malevolent ghost from Alastair's past who wants to make sure result of the past stays buriedone night they spent together some three months ago. Her condition will be obvious before long, even if that means burying Alastair along with itnot least because Ruth is prone to sudden bouts of sickness. |amazonuk=<amazonuk>1782397566</amazonuk>

{{newreviewFrontpage|authorisbn= Christopher Fowler0008551324|title= Bryant and May: Wild ChamberThe Devil You Know (D S Max Craigie)|author=Neil Lancaster|rating= 4.5|genre= Crime|summary= Bryant It's unusual for anyone from the Hardie family to approach the police. Neither side likes or has any respect for the other. But Davie Hardie is struggling in prison and May are back! he's prepared to tell the police where the body of a missing person is buried and who was responsible for her death. So the slow decline into old ageThis person, with a side helping of dementiahe promises, isn't quite is someone big and it will be worth the Reichenbach Falls: police doing what he wants. it did give Fowler a cleaner And what he wants is to be transferred to an open prison to serve the remainder of his sentence and clearer way to have Arthur Bryant return get an early parole date. Not much to work. ask, is it? A simple The new Deputy Police Constable doesn't think so and she'he hasn't been s even prepared to do the other thing that Hardie demanded - make certain that DS Max Craigie and anyone who works with him is kept well but heaway from what's back now'' and no more need be said about ithappening.|amazonuk=<amazonuk>0857523430</amazonuk>

{{newreviewFrontpage|authorisbn=Kate London0008405026|title=Death MessageA Stranger in the Family (Maeve Kerrigan 11)|author=Jane Casey|rating=45

|summary=In October 1987, on the morning after the great storm, Tania Mills left home to visit a friend and was never seen again. Twenty-seven years later DS Sarah Collins from the MetIt's Homicide Command has to look into new information which might reveal what happened to the fifteensixteen years since nine-year-old girlRosalie Marshall disappeared from her bed one summer night. It's not all she has She was never found and the investigation ground to do though - there a halt. Now, her mother, Helena, and her father are still current cases which have to be responded to immediately: somehow she has to fit it all togetherdead in their bed. Meanwhile DC Lizzie Griffiths has to deal with Initially, it looks like a case straightforward murder/suicide but there's something about the positioning of domestic violence: the husband is vicious bodies that makes DS Maeve Kerrigan and volatile, but outwardly charming her boss DI Josh Derwent suspicious. What looked as though it was going to be an open-and the wife ultimately too frightened to do anything but put up with his outbursts-shut case is now a complex double murder. Collins and Griffiths have history and antagonism between themKerrigan is convinced that the explanation lies in Rosalie's disappearance: will they be able to work together?|amazonuk=<amazonuk>1782396160</amazonuk>others (such as Derwent's boss, Una Burt) are less convinced.

{{newreviewFrontpage|authorisbn=Peter O'Donnell and Enric Badia Romero0571379877|title=Children of Lucifer: Modesty BlaiseThe Kellerby Code|author=Jonny Sweet

|genre=Graphic Novels Crime|summary=Out of ninetyEdward Jevons is a working-five diverse comic strip storiesclass young man, the publication of this book leaves just the last three yet to be presented in these fabulous large format paperbacks. So if you haven’t yet met obsessed with the sassy brunette with her curves and her great crimehis upper-solving mindclass friends, Robert and of course with her Willie, this is the last-but-one chance for you to do soStanza. And if you have any interest in quick little action tales, or even dated kitsch, for both apply here, then you should eagerly be on board…|amazonuk=<amazonuk>178329860X</amazonuk>}}{{newreview|author= E G Rodford|title= The SurgeonRobert's Case: George Kocharyan Mystery 2|rating= 4|genre= Crime |summary=In the second instalment of this series, Private Investigator George Kocharyan has been hired by a welltheatre director. He's also self-known local man obsessed, demanding, handsome and entitled and uses Edward to track down some missing valuablesrun errands for him. Bill Galbraith, a world Edward has been in love with Stanza since their university days -famous surgeon at Cambridgeand he's Addenbrookedrunkenly confided how he feels to Robert. Most men in Robert's Hospital who hosts position would stay away from Stanza or tell Edward that a popular medical television programme, has relationship had his briefcase stolen by his live-in domestic servant, Aurora. According to Galbraith, this briefcase contains confidential notes concerning an important patient of his at the hospital. George agrees to look into the theft, assuming it will be a relatively easy and straightforward case – little does he know, begun between them but he's about not like most men: Edward is left to enter stumble upon the two of them kissing in a world of deceit and dysfunctiondark passageway.|amazonuk=<amazonuk>178565005X</amazonuk>

{{newreviewFrontpage|author=Denzil MeyrickJo Callaghan|title=Well of the Winds (DCI Daley)Leave No Trace

|summary=It's not When a happy time for DCI Jim Daley. The woman he loved man is dead - there are those who blame him for what happened - and his relationship with Lizfound crucified on the top of a hill in Nuneaton, his ex wifeDCS Kat Frank finds herself assigned to the case alongside her sidekick, and his young son is deteriorating by the dayAI detective Lock. HeIt's finding solace in the bottom of their first live case together, having previously been very successful with several cold cases. But when there is a second body found crucified a glassfew days later, whilst the man who used to do that all too often, his friend DS Brian Scott Kat is off alcohol completely suddenly struggling with a potential serial killer and has found exercisea very high profile case that draws a lot of unwanted attention to their AI Future Policing project. There's a new officer Will they be able to solve the case in charge at Kinloch - DS Carrie Simmington - time, or will Kat find herself taken off the case and whilst she might look young, it's unlikely that she got to that position without having potentially, out of a core of steel.career?|amazonukisbn=<amazonuk>1846973724</amazonuk>139851120X

{{newreviewFrontpage|authorisbn=Martin Edwards (editor)1035021803|title= Miraculous Mysteries (British Library Crime Classics)The Antique Hunter's Guide to Murder|author=C L Miller|rating= 3.5|genre= Crime|summary=Consider It's twenty years since Freya Lockwood has been back to the following scenario: English country village where she grew up. She's back now because of a policeman hears someone screaming request for help from her beloved aunt, Carole. Freya's former mentor and runs to a house on a particular streetCarole's close friend, number 13Arthur Crockleford, from where the noise is emanating. When he peeps through dead and the letterbox he discovers a dead man in circumstances seem suspicious, to say the hallway with a knife in his throatleast. He goes Arthur was the reason why Freya had not been back to fetch helpthe village: Arthur, she feels, but upon returninglet her down badly. Even though they were in business together as antique hunters, finds that she has not felt able to be near the street does not have man or pursue the profession she loved. After the split, she worked in a number 13 cafe, met and that married James (on the rebound from the body love of her life, who was murdered) and Freya and the room he saw James have both mysteriously vanished..now divorced.|amazonuk=<amazonuk>0712356738</amazonuk>

{{newreviewFrontpage|authorisbn= Irvine Welsh1398524085|title= The Blade ArtistHas Anyone Seen Charlotte Salter?|author=Nicci French|rating= 5|genre= Crime |summary=SoCharlotte Salter was expected at her husband's fiftieth birthday party but never turned up. Her children, sons Niall, Paul and Ollie and her daughter, Etty. are all worried but - strangely - her husband, Alec, is not. In Shortly afterwards, Etty and Greg, find the interest body of honest disclosure I should tell you that I love Irvine WelshGreg's work and I must confess to a particularly gruesome fancy for Begbiefather, the notoriously violentDuncan Ackerley, terrifying protector/tormentor of in the Trainspotting gangriver. Whilst this means you are unlikely to receive It was an unbiased review, it does mean you will get a passionate one. It is fair easy assumption for the police to say make that I loved 'Duncan had murdered Charlie and then committed suicide when he couldn't stand the guilt. The Blade Artist'' and my only critique would be that it was over too quickly. For those of you who may Salter children are not be familiar with Welshconvinced but there's earlier manifestations have no fear, you little else they can pick up ''The Blade Artist'' and be transfixed by Jim Francis, artist, father, husband and elegant thug. For those of you do but get on with previous knowledge of Francis Begbie you'll be instantly drawn back into the world of a man previously defined by petty vengeance, violence their lives and bloodwonder about what really happened.|amazonuk=<amazonuk>178470055X</amazonuk>

 {{newreviewFrontpage|authorisbn= Chris Ould1529900360|title= The Killing BayGhost Orchid|author=Jonathan Kellerman|rating= 4|genre= Crime|summary= Between the Scando-noir It hadn't been Lt Milo Sturgis's fault that Alex Delaware had been badly injured but he felt responsible and the Highlandseven after Alex recovered, Sturgis was reluctant to ask for his help on difficult cases. His assertions that there were only open-and-Islands crime, it was only a matter shut cases which didn't need the help of time until a series featuring psychologist only worked for a life-weary detective while. set in GreenlandFinally, it was Robin, IcelandDelaware's partner, or thereabouts appearedwho nudged Milo into asking for help again. And here we are She knew that the involvement was something that the man she loved needed. The next case did look simple, with though. Two lovers were murdered in the swimming pool of a series based remote property in Bel Air. He was the Faroesheir to an Italian shoe empire and she is married to an extremely rich man and it's not the Italian.|amazonuk=<amazonuk>1783297069</amazonuk> But which of them was the primary target?

{{newreviewFrontpage|authorisbn=Guy Bolton178763681X|title=The PicturesKnife Skills for Beginners|author=Orlando Murrin|rating=4.5

|summary=ItChef Paul Delamare took a teaching job at a residential cookery school in Belgravia. He didn's the spring t really want to but celebrity chef Christian Wagner had a way of 1939: in Hollywood getting both men and women to do what he wanted. Paul ''The Wizard of Ozsomehow'' is in production got the impression that he'd be at MGM and the school to assist Paul, who had a broken arm, but itdidn's important t turn out that nothing interrupts shooting or causes bad publicity for the actors or the studioway. The police department recognises that it's good for Hollywood that all goes smoothly teaching - and it's Detective Jonathan Crane's job to see that the crimes and misdemeanours of the stars problems - are swept under the proverbial carpetall his own. The studio rewards him handsomely for this and there's perhaps a little bit of antagonism within LAPD that Craine's got it easy and wouldnone thing he hadn't know how expected was for someone to investigate a case if it came turn up dead. Unfortunately, he was the person who discovered the body and slapped him, but in Craine's mind all everyone knows that the police consider that's going person to changebe the prime suspect.|amazonuk=<amazonuk>1786070391</amazonuk>

{{newreviewFrontpage|author= Elmer Mendoza|title= The Acid Test|rating= 3.5|genre= Crime|summary= Mayra Cabral de Melo is dead. Murdered in cold blood in a desolate, dusty field by the side of the road. Once the most adored, celebrated dancer at the local strip club, she had a collection of rich and powerful admirers but who amongst them was deluded and dangerous enough to kill her? And what connects her to the deaths of various associates, arms dealers and Narco kingpins? Lefty Mendieta returns in ''The Acid Test'', following on from Mendoza's first novel ''Silver Bullets''. I haven't read the first instalment of this series and don't believe that had any impact on this story. Lefty has a personal connection to the case, forever haunted by the memories of his brief but life changing night with Mayra and uses his connections to the powerful criminal underworld, his tense relationship with American agents and his consuming desire to avenge her death to track down this violent and deranged killer. Along the way we learn about the growing tensions between Narcos which erupt in explosive levels of violence, meet a host of damaged, humorous and violent residents of Culiacán and follow Lefty on a trail of destruction, death and disorder.|amazonuk=<amazonuk>0857052616</amazonuk>}}{{newreview|authorisbn= Michael Farris Smith1529421284|title= Desperation Road|rating= 5|genre= Literary Fiction|summary= Maben is on Laying Out the run. For a long while it's not clear whether she's running from something or towards something, or simply back to where it all started. She's got her small daughter with her, and they've been walking for a very long time. It's hard on the child, but it's also clear that if it wasn't for the child Maben would stop running, and it's clear that that would not be a good thing.|amazonuk=<amazonuk>1843449870</amazonuk>}}{{newreviewBones|author=Steven Savile|title=Parallel LinesKate Webb|rating=34.5

|summary=Books are full It was one of coincidences, because if they were not, they would be pretty dull. The action takes place during an extraordinary timescale of the characters – those flash downpours that the time they were involved British weather often delivers in a bank robbery, or their loved one was murderedheatwave. People are more likely In a gully, a human skeleton came to read this type of book than one about the time they picked out their new curtains. For surface and forensic testing proved the intrigue to happen, links between characters have body to be madeLee Geary, but balancing coincidence is trickywho had disappeared nine years earlier. Too little He'd been a known drug user and the characters donhad learning disabilities, so it could have been a simple case of misadventure but DI Matt Lockyer wasn't gelconvinced. Geary was a townie, too much so what was he doing out on Salisbury Plain alone? There are connections to the suicide of Holly Gilbert and you start to think two other deaths which were not considered suspicious at the book is supernaturaltime. Did Steven Savile get Lockyer and DC Gemma Broad of the balance right in Major Crimes Review Unit (that''Parallel Lines''?|amazonuk=<amazonuk>1783297913</amazonuk>s cold cases to you and me) investigate.

{{newreviewFrontpage|authorisbn=Sarah Hilary1529425867|title=Quieter than Killing Lost and Never Found (A D I Marnie Rome 4Wilkins Mystery)|author=Simon Mason

|summary=The attacks all seemed to be quite randomIn Oxford, but the nights were darkthere are two D I Wilkins. Raymond Wilkins is of Nigerian descent, Balliol educated and always exquisitely dressed. the weather freezing and D I Marnie Rome Ryan Wilkins, son of Ryan and DS Noah Jake were spending quite a lot father of time on the streets of LondonRyan, is not. Then MarnieHe's family home was ransacked and every indication was that it had been done by someone (or on the order not any of someone) who knew herthose things. Normally Commander Welland would have been able to give Marnie He's white, originated from a degree trailer park, barely educated (reading's not ''really'' his thing) and his wardrobe consists mainly of protection - he knew her history all too well - but his cancer had returned shell suits and he was going to be away for four monthstrackies. His stand-in was nowhere near as understanding They're usually in this lime green or other mattersacid yellow. Then it was established that You might wonder if you're being introduced to a child was missing - had been missing police procedural written for ten weeks - but no one had reported laughs. Well, you're not. The two men are just different sides of the same policing coin. Sometimes the combination works brilliantly well. Sometimes it's problematic.|amazonuk=<amazonuk>147224110X</amazonuk>

{{newreviewFrontpage|authorisbn= Sam Blake1529431735|title= Little BonesThe Winter Visitor|author=James Henry|rating= 4|genre= Crime|summary= It was 's February 1991 and Essex is bitingly cold, which made Bruce Hopkins' return all the more surprising. He'd been exiled on the Costa del Sol as a fairly ordinary break inwanted drug smuggler for a decade. A young artistThe return has come about because he's home had been given a going overletter from his ex-wife, but it was hard to see saying that much had been taken. There were suspicions that it might have been one of the usual suspects, only the shoes werenshe's ill and hasn't as they'd have expected to find them if that was long to be the caselive. Something else was not as you might expect It's hard to find it: a wedding dress, an old heirloom piece by the look of itfeel any sympathy when Hopkins is abducted, stripped to his underwear and sent to a watery grave in the hem, stitched in there, tiny bonesboot of a stolen Ford Sierra. Human bones.|amazonuk=<amazonuk>178577025X</amazonuk>Is it a warning from a Spanish gang or a problem closer to home?

{{newreviewFrontpage|authorisbn=Elly Griffiths0861541774|title=The Chalk Pit (Dr Ruth Galloway)A Nye of Pheasants|author=Steve Burrows

|summary=Norwich is - apparently - riddled DCI Domenic Jejeune's close friend and former colleague, Danny Maik, has taken a short holiday in Singapore to meet up with tunnelsan old ally, many dating back to the time when chalk was mined thereGuy Trueman. When bones are discovered Maik was involved in one of the tunnels it seems obvious a street brawl - he would later maintain that they've been there for hundreds of years, but Dr Ruth Galloway, forensic archaeologist, isn't so certainhe was facing a man armed with a knife - and he killed a Ghurka. The colour doesn't look right and she has Initially, he faced a suspicion charge of manslaughter but evidence came to light that suggested that he might have planned to murder the bones have been boiled: they've also not been there that longman. DCI Harry Nelson has a murder case on his handsNow he could be facing the death penalty. His team has other problems: DS Judy Johnson is investigating the disappearance of Domenic Jejeune can do nothing to help as any interference from another police force could provoke a local rough sleeper diplomatic incident and therewouldn's not a lot to go on other than the rumour that she's 'gone underground', but what, exactly, does that mean?|amazonuk=<amazonuk>1784296597</amazonuk>t help Danny at all.

{{newreviewFrontpage|authorisbn= Thomas Mullen1521129886|title= DarktownThey Had It Coming (Greg Mason mysteries)|author=Keith Redfern|rating= 54|genre= Crime (Historical)|summary= Atlanta, GeorgiaGreg Mason's just beginning to get his confidence as an investigator to the point where he'll warn someone about how much he charges. The Deep SouthIt's a good job too because Greg and Joyce will soon have a baby and they're both delighted. This is country that fought to keep Joyce will be more delighted about the right to own slaves, and would continue fighting every last bastion of segregation as baby when she gets past the United States slowly clawed its way morning sickness. Greg is approached by an old friend whose brother-in-law appears to a humane system of governance of all her peoplehave killed himself. ThatStuart's a history that todayconcerned about his sister, Lucy, who's southerners are variously proud or ashamed of, or choose to ignore, or hope to forget, or continue struggling to strive against. Variously, because people are also individuals make ends meet and we all hold to our own view of what her son is rightnot thriving. For many of usLucy, he says, what is convinced that Gil would never have killed himself - it simply wasn't in his nature. The police and the coroner have accepted that the death was suicide, but Stuart'right'' is sometimes hard s prepared to pay Greg to draw the lines around…but find out what is ''wrong'' is much more clear-cut. Divisions based happened on skin colour, or race, or creed are wrong. No two ways about thatthe night Gil died.|amazonuk=<amazonuk>0349142076</amazonuk>

{{newreviewFrontpage|authorisbn= Susanna BeardB0CK3MYJ56|title= Dare to RememberResponsibilities (Greg Mason mysteries)|author=Ann Macarthur|rating= 4|genre= ThrillersCrime|summary= Lisa FulbrookIt's best friend is dead – the victim 1990s and Greg Mason's twenty-eight years old. He used to have a high-flying job in the city but it wasn't satisfying so he's now set himself up as a private investigator. 'Shades of a brutal attack who fell to her death from her own apartment windowCameron Strike', you might be thinking. Lisa was thereNice bloke, she too was a victim of but where's the attack life experience that killed her best friendbacks up this profession? On the other hand, and she is left with the physical and emotional scars he has been asked to prove itlook into something. Traumatised by the events Joyce and Helen are half-sisters, or rather, Lisa flees to they were until Helen was killed in what's been written off as a country village to help settle her frightened mindtragic accident at an unmanned level crossing. But what happened that night still torments her; she is plagued by vicious flashbacks and questions surrounding why she Joyce - and her best friend Ali were targetedparents, because the one thing Lisa does know is that she Oliver and Pam Hetherington - can't remember understand what really happened that fateful nightshe was doing there - or how she could come to fall in front of a train. How did their assailant know them? Was it planned? More importantly, Greg''why'' were they attacked?|amazonuk=<amazonuk>1785079115</amazonuk>s been asked to investigate.

{{newreviewFrontpage|authorisbn= Harry Brett1838954481|title= Time To Win|rating= 3|genre= Crime|summary= I have no idea what Great Yarmouth has ever done to Harry Brett, but, boy, is he getting his own back! Now personally, I don't much like the town, and I know it has its seedy side, like most places, but I can't believe it's quite this bad. According to Brett, the weather's as dreary as the down'n'outs, the streets are grim, and the people worse. He makes the point that no-one comes to Yarmouth for their summer holidays anymore…if that wasn't true before this book, it's likely to be so afterwards. If a place could sue for defamation of character, the town would want to. The opening shot is of Richard Goodwin going down into the murky waters of the Yare out back of his office. Goodwin was not a good person... |amazonuk=<amazonuk>147215262X</amazonuk>}}{{newreviewMisper|author=Gregory Mcdonald|title=SnatchKate London|rating=3.54

|summary=ItRyan Kennedy killed a police officer: there's not often no doubt about that you get two books for . He was the fifteen-year-old holding the price of one, but if you are going to see this anywhere gun and pointing it will likely be in a reissueat DI Kieran Shaw. Taking He pulled the back catalogue trigger but due to the vagaries of the jury system he was found not guilty of an author both the murder and compiling a larger book consisting the manslaughter of similar stories is a great way of reusing stock that you already havethe officer. Hard Case Crime have done this with two books by ''Fletch'' author Gregory McdonaldAnd so lives must go on. Surely two books For DI Sarah Collins that centre means leaving the capital and hoping for a quieter life in the countryside but when a missing teenager is found on kidnapping by her territory she's drawn into a wider investigation - and back into the same author would be similar enough to be placed together? Think againorbit of Ryan Kennedy.|amazonuk=<amazonuk>178565182X</amazonuk>

{{newreviewFrontpage|authorisbn=1448309743|title=Friedrich Durrenmatt and Joel Agee The Devil Stone (translatorDCI Christine Caplan)|titleauthor=The PledgeCaro Ramsay

|summary=In what sounds like rural Switzerlandthe village of Cronchie on the West coast of Scotland, five members of a girl has been wealthy family are found murdered and left for anyone to see in a forest. The police come, and soon find out who only item missing from the villagers already think home is the sole suspect – a man known for illegal liaisons with young girlsDevil Stone: myth says that if the stone is removed from Otterburn House, death will follow. They have, The only suspects are known Satanists but in factmany ways, to put a compelling case against lynch mob rule just to get him back for investigation. He does confess, after a lengthy process – and then hangs himself. But the leader that's an easy conclusion given that two of them 'discovered' the investigation, even while walking across the airstrip to the plane waiting to take him to a different job elsewherebody. The Senior Investigating Office is DCI Bob Oswald but when he disappears, DCI Christine Caplan is determined pulled in to follow up on the promise he made to the girl's parents, to make the guilty person face justiceshadow' him. It's a promise, however, with far-reaching consequences…|amazonuk=<amazonuk>1782273395</amazonuk>

{{newreviewFrontpage|authorisbn= Federico Axat1529077699|title= Kill the Next OneThe Raging Storm (Two Rivers)|author=Ann Cleeves|rating= 4.5|genre= ThrillersCrime|summary= After getting started with the opening chapters of Spanish writer, Federico Axat''It's all bloody peculiar, isn''Kill the Next Onet it, Sir?'' Well yes, you might be forgiven for thinking you are stuck with it is. Jem Rosco blew into the local pub one evening in the middle of those machismo riddled tales where an autumn gale, stayed for about a middle-aged man with month and then turned up, naked and dead, in a mysterious past is forced small boat, anchored in Scully Cove close to shoot or blunder his way through a by-the-numbers thriller. The spectre village of Lee Child's successful Jack Reacher series creeping Greystone, in around Devon. Rosco had the edges status of a national treasure: a renowned adventurer, round the page. The novel opens with Ted McKay world sailor and his Browning pointed to his templeall round ''celebrity''. He has the perfect life I ''nearly'' said 'all-round good egg' but as we'll find out, including he could be more than a beautiful wife little bit close with money and two adoring children, but has discovered that he is also in possession of his background isn't exactly an untreatable tumour buried deep within his brain which is slowly killing himopen book. However, right before Where did he decides to take get the shot and end his life, there is a knock on money for his door. Standing behind it is a man named Justin Lynch who tells Ted that first boat? How did he represents an all-knowing organisation that turns would-be suicides into opportunities to correct the imbalances of finance the law. Ted, instead of killing himself, could kill someone who really deserves it.|amazonuk=<amazonuk>1911231065</amazonuk>trip?

{{newreviewFrontpage|authorisbn=Val McDermid1529427045|title=Out of BoundsThe Girl in the Eagle's Talons|author=Karin Smirnoff

|summary=When a teenage joyrider crashed a stolen car and ended up in a coma a routine check of his DNA revealed a connection ''Life has more to an unsolved murder from years before his birthoffer than people - prime numbers for example''. On  Lisbeth Salander has headed north to the face small town of itGasskas, it looked as though solving where the so-far-untapped natural resources of the cold case should be straightforward, but it's area have sparked a gold rush. The criminal underworld has notbeen slow in coming forward. Detective Chief Inspector Karen Pirie Salander's niece's mother is an expert at clearing cases which have proved unsolvable but the latest woman in this case it looks as though the ''law'' itself might prove area to be an insurmountable barrierhave vanished without trace. SheIt was only with reluctance that Salander became her niece's drawn to another case too - one which she really has no business investigating - and one which has its roots in guardian but it quickly becomes obvious that Svala is a terrorist bombing two decades earlier. Like the case remarkably gifted teenager who's unaware of the teenage joyrider part Salander played in her father''nothing'' is quite as it seemss death.|amazonuk=<amazonuk>0751561436</amazonuk>

{{newreviewFrontpage|authorisbn=Angela Marsons1787636607|title=Evil Games (D I Kim Stone)The Trap|author=Catherine Ryan Howard

|summary=When Ruth saw It's a scene replicated all too often in the man who had raped her coming early hours of the morning. Drunken revellers spilling out of clubs and looking for a local pub she was traumatisedway to get home. Some are lucky and manage to get one of the few taxis available. Others squash onto the night bus that will only go as far as one of the outlying villages. HeThe woman all regret the 'taxi problem'd served his time (albeit it was rather , particularly in the light of 'the missing women'. For one young woman, the final stop on the bus leaves her a long way short) of her home. She had intended to ring someone to come and now he was free collect her - and she was frightenedbut her phone's dead. The rapist was murdered and DI Kim Stone and her team were called upon bus had driven off before she had the chance to solve beg the killing - and quicklybus driver to let her use his. There 's no option but to start walking - unsuitably clothed and in high-heeled shoes.}}{{Frontpage|isbn=1405957174|title=A Death at the Party|author=Amy Stuart|rating=4|genre=Crime|summary=From the first page, we know that Nadine Walsh'was'' s party will not end well. The victim - a little bit of a feeling that the man had got what was coming to - is dying when we first meet him and didnNadine consciously makes no effort to call the ambulance he so desperately needs. What we don't deserve a lot of sympathy, but professionalism won know is who the dayman is or why Nadine prefers to have him die. Then I'd better give you a little more revenge killings came to light and it was obvious to Stone background so that there was something sinister behind you can understand what was 's happening.|amazonuk=<amazonuk>1785762141</amazonuk>

{{newreviewFrontpage|authorisbn=Paula Daly0008530025|title=The Trophy ChildMurder in the Family|author=Cara Hunter

|summary=We've all encountered pushy mothers It was in December 2003 that fifteen-year- old Maura Howard came home and found the body of her stepfather, Luke Ryder, in the ones who seem determined not to let garden of their children West London home. He had an injury on the back of his head which could have a momenthappened if he's peace between all d slipped down the steps but the extra-curricular activities which they have arranged for themvicious beating his face had taken was obviously deliberate. Karen Bloom is in Twenty years later, no one has been charged with his murder and it's now the subject of ''Infamous'', a different class thoughtrue-crime show. Her son, Ewan, was something A group of a disappointment, but she's not going experts has been brought together to allow that review the evidence and to happen to her daughter, take the talented Bronteinvestigation further. There's not a moment More to spare between the music lessonspoint, dance classes and extra school work - sometimes they have 're going to eat do this live on the hoof from one lesson to anothercamera, episode by episode. The rest There's no dump of the family can see the cost to Bronte whole box set - and to the family as a whole, but Karen will not listen, will not change her waysno shortage of cliffhangers. Then one day Bronte disappearsIt's compelling viewing.|amazonuk=<amazonuk>0593075218</amazonuk>

 {{newreviewFrontpage|authorisbn=John Sandford0241996104|title=Extreme PreyComing to Find You|author=Jane Corry|rating=4.5|genre=Crime Thrillers|summary=Making a long running series evolve organically is a very tricky business; a character that Nancy's mother and step-father were brutally stabbed at their Sussex farmhouse and her step-brother, Martin, has been around for 26 booksconvicted of their murder. We first meet Nancy outside the court, and nearly as many years, is after Martin receives a life sentence. The barrister tells her that she's received a 'silent sentence' - she's not going been found guilty of anything but will have to be live with what happened for the same person that started outrest of her life. Age catches up with us all Of course, it's made worse because Nancy's rich - she inherited five million pounds from her mother - and many crime writer have come up against the problem papers are making the most of retirement; not their own, but that of their characterit. Why ''Farmhouse slaughter daughter'' is a 70 year old still out chasing criminals one favourite epithet and shooting things? Lucas Davenport ''rich bitch'' might not be printed but is a character who has always been a maverick, doing what he wants, therefore quitting the police was never going to stop himundoubtedly spoken.|amazonuk=<amazonuk>1471160211</amazonuk>

{{newreviewFrontpage|authorisbn=Timothy Dickinson1529413680|title=The Ad ManA Chateau Under Siege (A Bruno, Chief of Police Novel)|author=Martin Walker

|summary=Tim Collinwood One of the main events of the Sarlat tourist season is single the re-enactment of the liberation of the town from the English in 1370 and so, working in Morocco as an advertising creative, heBruno's free there to enjoy see the show with some friends. It's all his host country has to offer: been very carefully choreographed but goes badly wrong when, Kerquelin, the expense accounts, man playing one of the opulence and main characters is seriously injured when he departs from the womenscript. Then it happensLuckily, his doctor is there and the man is whisked away in a helicopter. He gets the contract A local doctor (and friend of Bruno) wonders about his life. He just needs to create chances of survival but - as he's a PR campaign that will reassure Morocco that French business senior government employee, the man who runs Frenchelon - the military has her best interests at heartstepped in. The truth may be otherwise but creating the façade is what advertising is about. Perhaps Tim should have noticed that there are clues from the beginning as to how shady this job isOne daughter lives nearby and another, including needing to work under an assumed identity. Howeverwho lives in California, the secrecy becomes a side issue as something more important takes Timis flying in with some of her father's concentration: survival friends for him and those around hima pre-arranged holiday.|amazonuk=<amazonuk>152463462X</amazonuk>

{{newreviewFrontpage|authorisbn=Ragnar Jonasson and Quentin Bates (translator)1529196388|title=Rupture (Dark Iceland)The Trial|author=Rob Rinder|rating=34.5

|summary=Strange things are happening, as they are most wont Grant Cliveden was a hero: a policeman who stood for all that was good and honest and looked up to doby just about everyone, so there was public uproar when he was murdered in rural Icelandplain sight at the Old Bailey. In a very remote fjordside community There's just one man in the NW a passing visitor has left the legacy of a dangerous African virus, which has claimed two lives. Itframe for his murder - Jimmy Knight - and it's becoming national news, to the extent that a TV journalist is not too long before Knight appears in touch for updates. The community only has two policemencourt, trying to man their station round the clock between them to make sure instant responses are possiblecharged with Cliveden's murder. But one of them has also been asked to look into a mysterious cold case from Knight was told that the 1950s, when a lady died from poisoning – and that in a community best barrister for him was Jonathan Taylor-Cameron of only four adults Stag Court Chambers and a baby. – Or was it five 's Taylor-Cameron and a babyhis pupil, Adam Green, as a newly-found photograph suggests? who eventually represent him. ElsewhereKnight's determined to plead not guilty, in Reykjavik, a young couple are troubled by an intruder – but that wondespite all Taylor-Cameron't have any connection s recommendations to the other cases, surely?|amazonuk=<amazonuk>1910633577</amazonuk>contrary.