Mystery

Tough Crime Book of the Month – September 2017

Published on Wed, 2017-09-13 18:57
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Maddie and Harry: she’s an estate agent, he’s a teacher. They’ll say they live in the Black Country. They’ll say how they met Jonathan Cotard, explain how they later argued, had a car accident, thought they’d killed someone. The Black Country. For Maddie and Harry, it’s darker than it should be. (Join our Crime Reading Group in Uppsala to discuss this book!)

Insidious Intent (Tony Hill/Carol Jordan #10)

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Val McDermid Insidious Intent (Tony Hill/Carol Jordan #10)

Val McDermid
Insidious Intent (Tony Hill/Carol Jordan #10)
Trade Paperback

Dead Woman Walking

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Sharon Bolton Dead Woman Walking

Sharon Bolton
Dead Woman Walking
Paperback

Turbo Twenty-Three (Stephanie Plum 23)

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Janet Evanovich Turbo Twenty-Three (Stephanie Plum 23)

Janet Evanovich
Turbo Twenty-Three (Stephanie Plum 23)
Paperback

British Isles Crime Book of the Month – August 2017

Published on Wed, 2017-08-23 20:59
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Christmas 1939. In Europe the Phoney War hides carnage to come. In Ireland Detective Inspector Stefan Gillespie keeps tabs on Irishmen joining the British Forces. It’s unpleasant work, but when an IRA raid on a military arsenal sends Garda Special Branch in search of guns and explosives, Stefan is soon convinced his boss, Superintendent Terry Gregory, is working for the IRA…

Freya

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Anthony Quinn Freya

Anthony Quinn
Freya
Paperback

British Crime Book of the Month – July 2017

Published on Wed, 2017-07-19 10:57
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Murder on the Riviera Express… ’TP Fielden is a fabulous new voice and his dignified, clever heroine is a compelling new character. This delicious adventure is the first of a series and I can’t wait for the next one.” – Daily Mail

British Crime Book of the Month – June 2017

Published on Tue, 2017-06-13 14:34
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A destructive private investigator and his eccentric coworkers handle cases so high-profile that they never make the headlines.Ravi Chandra Singh is the last guy you'd expect to become a private detective. A failed religious scholar, he now works for Golden Sentinels, an upmarket London private investigations agency. The first in a fun, topical London-based detective series. 

British Crime Book of the Month – May 2017

Published on Wed, 2017-05-10 11:15
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1919: The Derbyshire village of Wenfield is still reeling from four terrible years of war, and now, just when the village is coming to terms with the loss of so many of its sons, the brutal murder of a young girl shatters its hard-won tranquillity. Imagine a plot as devious as anything Agatha Christie devised, locate it in a Derbyshire village in 1919 and with writing as close to the pulse as Vera Brittain’s Testament of Youth and you will have some idea of the extraordinary power of Kate Ellis’s new novel.

British Crime Book of the Month – April 2017

Published on Tue, 2017-04-04 15:24
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Samson O’Brien has been dismissed from the police force, and returns to his hometown of Bruncliffe in the Yorkshire Dales to set up the Dales Detective Agency while he fights to clear his name. However, the people of Bruncliffe aren’t that welcoming to a man they see as trouble.
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