It wasn’t until I sat down to write this review that the full significance of the title of the fourth novel in Liz Mistry’s DI Gus McGuire series struck home.
Sadly, I can’t elaborate.
But DO read Uncommon Cruelty and find out.
And, if this multi-layered, multi-voiced crime procedural doesn’t keeping you guessing right to the end, I’ll eat my hat.
The dreadlocked McGuire isn’t a typical copper – he can’t stand the sight of blood for one thing, which is a bit of a handicap when he has Continue reading
It’s useful sometimes to re-visit books from one’s past.
It’s appropriate that the blurb for The Haunting of Hattie Hastings: Part Two comes with a warning: Cliffhangar ending.
Fingers crossed we haven’t seen the last of DI Hannah Robbins, who leads the Nottingham-based East Midlands Special Operations Unit, investigating serious crimes across county borders.
It’s very hard to pigeonhole Ravens Gathering, the debut novel from Graeme Cumming.
It’s not often I turn the last page of a book and think: ‘Hmmm, I’m not really sure what I think.’
Talk about surprises! When I left former policeman-cum-convicted murderer Charlie Bell, in Locked Up, the debut crime thriller from GB Williams, he was no longer behind bars and starting to re-build his life.
What if your mobile phone didn’t work?
It’s impossible not to like Hattie Hastings.
It’s a clever title The Abandoned – it works on so many different levels.