Brilliant but baffling. If you’re new to the Slough House series then that’s your likely reaction to this, the sixth in the sequence of modern-day spook stories. Joe Country is not one of those dip-in, dip-out, ‘can be read as a standalone’ novels. Each book in the Jackson Lamb series is a chapter in an…
Ready to hit the beach? Don’t forget to take a stack of crime thrillers, espionage adventures and murder mysteries with you. Here’s the latest new publications from indie authors and bestselling big names, from hardboiled pulp fiction to Nordic noir, spy stories to high-tech thrillers, police procedurals and political conspiracies. Expect the unexpected! THE RUSSIAN…
Maybe, like me, you had high hopes when Stella Rimington started writing espionage adventure novels. After all, she was the first female head honcho at MI5. Surely her spy stories would be brilliant? And maybe, like me, you were deeply disappointed by Rimington’s unremarkable early outings which fell far short of their tantalising potential. After…
If it’s too hot to do anything apart from flake out with a good book then at least you’ve got plenty of excellent crime thrillers and murder mysteries to choose from. Here’s our rapid round-up of the most intriguing new releases from indie authors and big-name bestsellers – including gritty Britcrime, police procedurals, international intrigue,…
The second novel in Frank Westworth’s crime-thriller series will be published in September 2015, and we’re delighted to give you this sneak-preview of the cover art. In ‘The Corruption Of Chastity’ the Killing Sisters catch up with undercover operative JJ Stoner, and it’s not long before the body count starts to rise… The solitary female sniper…
Creating a sequel which lives up to the first film is never easy. It’s even worse if the second film isn’t the series finale but instead has to bridge the gap to a third part of a trilogy. So the makers of ‘Turks and Caicos’ really had their work cut out for them… The first…
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