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Review | The Scent of Death by Simon Beckett (Damp Pebbles Blog Tour)
Forensics expert and police consultant Dr David Hunter is called to the abandoned St Jude’s Hospital to advise on the discovery of a partially mummified corpse. What initially appeared to be a routine…
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A Weekend at the Capital Crime Writing Festival 2019
This weekend I attended the inaugural Capital Crime Writing Festival! The event started with an opening night reception on Thursday and ended with the Readers’ Awards on Saturday night. In between were 2…
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Review | The Whisper Man by Alex North
Twenty years ago, Detective Pete Willis caught the serial killer Frank Carter who murdered five young boys in Featherbank. He was nicknamed “The Whisper Man” because the boys heard whispers before they were…
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Review | A Killing Fire by Faye Snowden (ARC)
When she was a child, Raven Burns was forced to watch as her father, Floyd Burns, went on a killing spree. Now she’s a homicide detective, intent on proving she’s nothing like him.…
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Review | A Book of Bones by John Connolly
Charlie Parker arrives in Arizona at the behest of his FBI contact, Agent Ross. Ross needs Parker’s assistance in identifying a dead body which he believes to be that of Pallida Mors, Quayle’s…
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Review | Dead Inside by Noelle Holten (ARC)
Probation Officer Lucy Sherwood is great at her job, handling cases of domestic abuse offenders and making sure they are not recalled back to prison. However, her personal life is a different matter.…
