July 14, 2015 The Wrong Girl by Laura Wilson Reviewed by Harriet I’ve been a fan of Laura Wilson since I discovered her first DI Ted Stratton novel, Stratton’s War, published in 2008. Four more in…
July 9, 2015 A God in Ruins by Kate Atkinson Reviewed by Harriet He had made a vow, a private promise to the world in the long dark watches of the night, that if…
July 9, 2015 Pleasantville by Attica Locke Reviewed by Gill Davies Pleasantville is the third novel by Attica Locke. I remember that the reviews for her first novel, Black Water Rising, were very good…
July 9, 2015 Resorting to Murder: Holiday Mysteries edited by Martin Edwards Reviewed by Harriet Vintage crime fiction is enjoying a tremendous renaissance at the moment, and the British Library Crime Classics series certainly has a…
July 9, 2015 Martin Edwards Q&A Questions by Harriet Harriet: Martin, although you have been a solicitor all your working life, it’s probably true to say that until recently you have…
July 9, 2015 The Golden Age of Murder by Martin Edwards Reviewed by Lyn Baines The Golden Age of crime fiction spanned the period between the World Wars. There are many stereotypes about the books written…
July 7, 2015 Early Warning by Jane Smiley Reviewed by Victoria There’s a strong tradition of episodic narrative in the books that clamour for the title of Great American Novel – Faulkner,…
