Best British Detectives Books

Best Seller Free British Detectives Books of 2023

The Famous Plantation Mystery Book Reviews
Teddy Donaldson
The lawyer drew some documents from his desk. “I want you to sign these,” he said. Hutton gave a violent start. “What are they?” he asked. “The articles of agreement.” “What agreem...
Dead Smart Book Reviews
Stephen Puleston
A poor man's folly... When small time crook Eddie Westford is murdered at a busy football game, DI John Marco intially suspects football hooligans are to blame.  Unti...
The Minotaur Sampler, Volume 4 Book Reviews
Stacy Willingham, Alex Finlay, Gigi Pandian, Camilla Sten, Anna Downes & Samantha Jayne Allen
Looking for a new book that will make your heart race? The fourth edition of The Minotaur Sampler compiles the beginnings of six can'tmiss novelseither standalone or first in ...
Silver for the River-Nymphs Book Reviews
Nicholas Foster
A mystery crime noir from the antique world of 1950s London in which a series of unexplained murders of leading lawyers is linked to the worlds of theatrical impresarios, shady ant...
The Hundred Year Wait Book Reviews
Amelia Price
The first book in the Mycroft Holmes Adventures series It's been onehundred years since Watson died and Mycroft still doesn't understand what Sherlock saw in having such ...
The Revengers Book Reviews
Dan Andriacco
“We've been tasered, drugged, kidnapped, and almost blown up. So I'm sorry we’re late for the party.” Jeff Cody is having a bad day. But readers will love this short stor...
Spaghetti Junction Book Reviews
James Dargan
SPAGHETTI JUNCTION,  A NAPOLEON CLANCY BOOK, VOL. 1 It's two men against a world of criminality They're Batman and Robin without the masks, Don Quixote and Sanch...
A House of Ruin Book Reviews
Pamela Crane
A murder that stole 1982 national headlines: “Renowned Family Slayed in Home” A case that remained cold for forty long years. The Eyler family was anything but average. The father ...
Call Mr. Fortune Book Reviews
H. C. Bailey
In the suburbs of London, a remarkable detective fights for the underdog When father is away, Reggie Fortune is left in charge of his quiet country medical practice. A young doctor...
An Addendum to the Affair of the Dog That Did Not Bark. Book Reviews
Philip van Wulven
Some revelations by Dr Watson of hitherto undisclosed details in the resolution of this interesting case.
The Curious Case of the Broken Window Book Reviews
Bryan M. Porter
It is July 25, 1864 when the good inspector James Wright is called to the chief inspector, as a murder suspect has asked for him by name. Unsure of what could be afoot, the inspect...
Nothing but Darkness Book Reviews
M.A. Green
From international bestseller, M.A. Green Aidan Sheppard has always resisted his darker urgesonly the violent ones, he'd never deny himself anything sexualuntil one n...
A Questionable Hero Book Reviews
Stephen Gane
Liston Pearce was a ruthless Yardie gang boss, so why did he save the kife of a policewoman?
Iceline Book Reviews
Martyn Taylor
Smuggling, skulduggery and scuba diving and he was in the right place at the wrong time. A late evening encounter outside the compressor shed and a moment of panic. A tourist joins...
Death in the Docks Book Reviews
Simon Glyndwr John
Owen Jones returns to the main Abermorfa Police Station as an Acting Detective Inspector. Owen’s new role includes his overseeing of the Special Branch unit based in the docks who ...
The Cheat Killers Book Reviews
Gordon Warden
The Cheat Killers. Unfaithful husbands are being murdered in an unusual fashion. Clues are deliberately being left at the scene. Why? Does the killer want to be discovered, or are ...
A Taste of Inspector Pirat Book Reviews
Rob Falconer
Here is a “taste” of Inspector Pirat, a quartet of detective short stories translated from the Spanish books of Professor Guiteras featuring Inspector Pirat. These have now been re...
Tree of Snakes Book Reviews
Hylton Smith
A rough sleeping man is brought to A&E. He died in hospital. The police were alerted that tests indicated he may not have died from natural causes. The incident spirals int...
Murder Most Stupid Book Reviews
David Brooklyn
A horde of dreadful, vulgar, cretinous guests of dubious morals and lapsed honour, in cahoots with a pack of impertinent, bestial, lumpenproletarian staff, frustrate the noble effo...
Sherlock Holmes und das Tal des Grauens Book Reviews
Arthur Conan Doyle
Vollständig überarbeitete, korrigierte und illustrierte Fassung (HD) Das Tal des Grauens (Originaltitel: The Valley of Fear) ist der vierte Roman von Sir Arthur Conan Doyle in dem ...
The Murder at Sissingham Hall Book Reviews
Clara Benson
"It's absolutely delightful, and I would recommend it to anyone who's a fan of Sarah Caudwell, or Agatha Christie, or anyone who loves really clever British murder m...
No Police Like Holmes Book Reviews
Dan Andriacco
Fully revised 2nd edition The Investigating Arthur Conan Doyle and Sherlock Holmes Colloquium and donation of the third largest private collection of Sherlockiana in the world wer...
Two Tocks before Midnight Book Reviews
Clay Boutwell
The Strange Affair of October 24th, 1859: When a flurry of forgeries appears in museums and among collectors, the members of the Agora, a society dedicated to the betterment of man...
The Dressing Table Murder Book Reviews
Cassandra Chan
Bethancourt & Gibbons mysteries are a series of traditional British cozies in a modern setting. Phillip Bethancourt is a wealthy manabout town and amateur sleuth. His best ...
Rachel Amphlett Reading Order and Checklist Book Reviews
Rachel Amphlett
The only official guide to crime fiction and spy novel author Rachel Amphlett   This free guide provides an official introduction to novels by crime fiction and spy novel ...
The Penitent Priest Book Reviews
J. R. Mathis & Susan Mathis
My wife died in my arms, the victim of a nameless killer's bullet. I should have died with her. But God had other plans for me.  Fifteen years later, I'm back wh...
Trust Fall Book Reviews
Frankie Bow
It looks like it's going to be another boring faculty retreat at Mahina State University, "Where Your Future Begins Tomorrow." But then the Trust Fall exercise goes ...
The Girl for the Gold Book Reviews
C. A. W. Parker
First they took the girl now someone has stolen the ransom... In the golden age of crime, Rusty Macduff is a private investigator with a difference. Faced with an oversupply of gr...
Frankenstein.com Book Reviews
Hylton Smith
Frankenstein.com is the sequel to Resident Fear. Two years on from arresting the serial killer involved, a new challenge faces D.C.I. Renton. The story is once again set in the Nor...
Hilda Hopkins Book Reviews
Vivienne Fagan
Hilda Hopkins está en el camino de aumentar su pensión y mantenerse en sus planes de tejer a máquina y con la lana de “Sweeney”. Después de escaparse a lo Rambo por la ventana del ...
The Albert Gate Mystery Book Reviews
Louis Tracy
Amateur detective Reginald Brett attempts to solve a case revolving around missing diamonds and four dead Turkish officials in this British mystery novel.
The Memoirs of Sherlock Holmes Book Reviews
Arthur Conan Doyle
From his rooms in Baker Street, Sherlock Holmes grapples with forces of deceit, intrigue, and evil in Victorian London. The Memoirs of Sherlock Holmes inspired The Map of Chaos by ...
Not Exactly Dead Book Reviews
Kathryn Judson
Richard Hugh, aka TripleO Five of the unsung British agency nicknamed MI5 1/2, is happily making life miserable for bad guys and, when he has time, cultivating a reputation as a la...
The Hound of the Baskervilles Book Reviews
Arthur Conan Doyle
The Hound of the Baskervilles is the third of the crime novels written by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle featuring the detective Sherlock Holmes. Originally serialised in The Strand Magazi...
A Mersey Killing Book Reviews
Brian L. Porter
A skeleton and a missing woman. A doomed romance. A mystery spanning two generations. Liverpool, 1961. A group of young men come together seeking fame and fortune, as the fledgling...
A Secondhand Lie Book Reviews
Pamela Crane
Sometimes you know things you’re not supposed to know. Things that you can never unknow. Things that will change the course of your life…and the fate of the ones you love. I found ...
Murder on the Orient Express Teaching Guide Book Reviews
Agatha Christie & Amy Jurskis
To help teachers decide if Agatha Christie’s Murder on the Orient Express is right for their students, we’ve created this free ebook that features sample chapters from the book and...
Gone Up In Flames Book Reviews
Michael N Burton
This is a Short Story Louisa Dalton is a thirty something former police recruit. With a messy divorce now behind her, she's settled into running a market stall, selling her ho...
Mister Mottley and the Key of D Book Reviews
Ellen Seltz
Has Mottley gone mad? That night in Venice, standing on a balcony rail with an angry Slovak swordsman and a halfnaked fiddler holding them at bay, Mottley's friend Debenham re...
The Red Thumb Mark Book Reviews
R. Austin Freeman
The clever and thrilling debut of literature’s first forensic detective In all of London, there are few who know more about science than Dr. John Thorndyke, and fewer still who kno...
Long Gone Book Reviews
Paul Pilkington
The gripping detective mystery series and first novel in the Archangel Trilogy. From the author of the millondownloaded Emma Holden Trilogy... A missing girl... Natalie Long is mis...
Death of a Hero Book Reviews
B.M. Allsopp
Meet young Joe Horseman. How much will he risk to save his dead hero's honour? Horseman idolises rugby captain Seru, who plucked him from the crowd of hopeful freshers to plac...
Enigma Book Reviews
Wolf Black
This book is a good oldfashioned read. Pure and simple. When a serial killer starts preying on young mothers, it’s up to Love, and his sophisticated partner Stuart Le Fanu, to empl...
The Case of the Missing Bubble Gum Card Book Reviews
R Weir
Jarvis Mann is a private detective, whose business thrived on the mundane Paying the bills by shadowing cheating spouses Getting in the middle of messy divorces And working for the...
My Mother, the Spy Part 1 of series Book Reviews
Joy Bassetti-Kruger
When Susan's mother's secret life as a spy for MI6 during the cold war, spills over into Susan's life, she is unprepared for the devastating effect this has on their...
The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes Book Reviews
Arthur Conan Doyle
An Apple Books Classic You get not one, not two, but 25 gripping mysteries in Arthur Conan Doyle’s first of five collections of Sherlock Holmes short stories. Follow the brilliant ...
A Questionable Hero Book Reviews
Stephen Gane
Liston Pearce is a bad man, A yardie, A drugdealing gangboss. A splitsecond decision starts a series of lifechanging events that he could not have foreseen even in his wildest imag...
Die Abenteuer des Sherlock Holmes Book Reviews
Arthur Conan Doyle
Sir Arthur Conan Doyle hat nicht nur den berühmtesten Privatermittler der Welt erfunden, sondern das Genre des modernen Detektivromans gleich mit. In zwölf kurzen Erzählungen erleb...
Out of Time Book Reviews
Steven Allinson
Some cases are over before they have begun... Boxing Day in London is shaping up to be one of the worst on record for Detective Neil Townsend. When a young family discover what app...
The Four Faces A Mystery Book Reviews
William Le Queux
In this 1914 Edwardian mystery by English writer William Le Queux, a London gang of thieves becomes involved in robberies, kidnappings, and murders.
Overwhelming Evidence Book Reviews
Steve Bentham
A ruinous secret not yet told. A killer determined to keep it that way. A cozy British detective mystery with a touch of noir Christopher Vernham, a downatheel private inv...
Back Track 3 Book Reviews
H.A Dawson
Back Track 3 Fast paced Intense gripping thrillers with dramatic interludes and enthralling mystery. The clues are there if you really scrutinise but why not just enjoy the story f...
The Bridge Book Reviews
Hylton Smith
It was a political decision taken to make a statement to the rest of the world. In fact, it did achieve phenominal notoriety. At first, a sequence of horrific murders seemed to be ...
Angry Betty Book Reviews
Jamie Lee Scott
A female cop, a dead body in the trunk of a car, and drug cartels in a small Texas town. Kate Darby learned to hate cops at an early age, thanks to her drug addicted mom. No one wo...
Mud Pie Book Reviews
Emma Lee Bole
A tale of rugby, puddings and murder. Ingredients: 1 handful of illegal drugs, 1 twelveinch chef's knife, 1 bloodstained handkerchief, 6 rugby forwards and half a motorbike. W...
Escape the Dark Book Reviews
Michelle Files
Don't hitchhike, because the person who picks you up could be a serial killer. Don't pick up hitchhikers, because they might be your worst nightmare. What if three of the...
Just Fishing Book Reviews
Isabella Muir
As he relaxes in his favourite seaside resort of Anzio, near Rome, Italian Detective Giuseppe Bianchi has the chance to reflect on his life choices, while helping a friend to make ...
A Case of Blackmail in Belgravia Book Reviews
Clara Benson
It's 1929, and Ticky Maltravers is the toast of London high society, adored by everyoneor so it seems, until somebody poisons him over dinner. Now it turns out that numerous p...
Back Track 1 Book Reviews
H.A Dawson
Intense gripping thriller with dramatic interludes and an enthralling mystery. These are stories of personal journeys that lead our unsuspecting main characters into situations bey...
Backtrack Book Reviews
Paul Doiron
Enjoy “Backtrack”an original, brand new, short story from Edgar Award finalist Paul Doiron, author of the bestselling Mike Bowditch series. When a visiting hunter goes missing in t...

Best Seller Paid British Detectives Books of 2023

The Famous Plantation Mystery Book Reviews
Teddy Donaldson
The lawyer drew some documents from his desk. “I want you to sign these,” he said. Hutton gave a violent start. “What are they?” he asked. “The articles of agreement.” “What agreem...
Dead Smart Book Reviews
Stephen Puleston
A poor man's folly... When small time crook Eddie Westford is murdered at a busy football game, DI John Marco intially suspects football hooligans are to blame.  Unti...
The Minotaur Sampler, Volume 4 Book Reviews
Stacy Willingham, Alex Finlay, Gigi Pandian, Camilla Sten, Anna Downes & Samantha Jayne Allen
Looking for a new book that will make your heart race? The fourth edition of The Minotaur Sampler compiles the beginnings of six can'tmiss novelseither standalone or first in ...
Silver for the River-Nymphs Book Reviews
Nicholas Foster
A mystery crime noir from the antique world of 1950s London in which a series of unexplained murders of leading lawyers is linked to the worlds of theatrical impresarios, shady ant...
The Hundred Year Wait Book Reviews
Amelia Price
The first book in the Mycroft Holmes Adventures series It's been onehundred years since Watson died and Mycroft still doesn't understand what Sherlock saw in having such ...
The Revengers Book Reviews
Dan Andriacco
“We've been tasered, drugged, kidnapped, and almost blown up. So I'm sorry we’re late for the party.” Jeff Cody is having a bad day. But readers will love this short stor...
Spaghetti Junction Book Reviews
James Dargan
SPAGHETTI JUNCTION,  A NAPOLEON CLANCY BOOK, VOL. 1 It's two men against a world of criminality They're Batman and Robin without the masks, Don Quixote and Sanch...
A House of Ruin Book Reviews
Pamela Crane
A murder that stole 1982 national headlines: “Renowned Family Slayed in Home” A case that remained cold for forty long years. The Eyler family was anything but average. The father ...
Call Mr. Fortune Book Reviews
H. C. Bailey
In the suburbs of London, a remarkable detective fights for the underdog When father is away, Reggie Fortune is left in charge of his quiet country medical practice. A young doctor...
An Addendum to the Affair of the Dog That Did Not Bark. Book Reviews
Philip van Wulven
Some revelations by Dr Watson of hitherto undisclosed details in the resolution of this interesting case.
The Curious Case of the Broken Window Book Reviews
Bryan M. Porter
It is July 25, 1864 when the good inspector James Wright is called to the chief inspector, as a murder suspect has asked for him by name. Unsure of what could be afoot, the inspect...
Nothing but Darkness Book Reviews
M.A. Green
From international bestseller, M.A. Green Aidan Sheppard has always resisted his darker urgesonly the violent ones, he'd never deny himself anything sexualuntil one n...
A Questionable Hero Book Reviews
Stephen Gane
Liston Pearce was a ruthless Yardie gang boss, so why did he save the kife of a policewoman?
Iceline Book Reviews
Martyn Taylor
Smuggling, skulduggery and scuba diving and he was in the right place at the wrong time. A late evening encounter outside the compressor shed and a moment of panic. A tourist joins...
Death in the Docks Book Reviews
Simon Glyndwr John
Owen Jones returns to the main Abermorfa Police Station as an Acting Detective Inspector. Owen’s new role includes his overseeing of the Special Branch unit based in the docks who ...
The Cheat Killers Book Reviews
Gordon Warden
The Cheat Killers. Unfaithful husbands are being murdered in an unusual fashion. Clues are deliberately being left at the scene. Why? Does the killer want to be discovered, or are ...
A Taste of Inspector Pirat Book Reviews
Rob Falconer
Here is a “taste” of Inspector Pirat, a quartet of detective short stories translated from the Spanish books of Professor Guiteras featuring Inspector Pirat. These have now been re...
Tree of Snakes Book Reviews
Hylton Smith
A rough sleeping man is brought to A&E. He died in hospital. The police were alerted that tests indicated he may not have died from natural causes. The incident spirals int...
Murder Most Stupid Book Reviews
David Brooklyn
A horde of dreadful, vulgar, cretinous guests of dubious morals and lapsed honour, in cahoots with a pack of impertinent, bestial, lumpenproletarian staff, frustrate the noble effo...
Sherlock Holmes und das Tal des Grauens Book Reviews
Arthur Conan Doyle
Vollständig überarbeitete, korrigierte und illustrierte Fassung (HD) Das Tal des Grauens (Originaltitel: The Valley of Fear) ist der vierte Roman von Sir Arthur Conan Doyle in dem ...
The Murder at Sissingham Hall Book Reviews
Clara Benson
"It's absolutely delightful, and I would recommend it to anyone who's a fan of Sarah Caudwell, or Agatha Christie, or anyone who loves really clever British murder m...
No Police Like Holmes Book Reviews
Dan Andriacco
Fully revised 2nd edition The Investigating Arthur Conan Doyle and Sherlock Holmes Colloquium and donation of the third largest private collection of Sherlockiana in the world wer...
Two Tocks before Midnight Book Reviews
Clay Boutwell
The Strange Affair of October 24th, 1859: When a flurry of forgeries appears in museums and among collectors, the members of the Agora, a society dedicated to the betterment of man...
The Dressing Table Murder Book Reviews
Cassandra Chan
Bethancourt & Gibbons mysteries are a series of traditional British cozies in a modern setting. Phillip Bethancourt is a wealthy manabout town and amateur sleuth. His best ...
Rachel Amphlett Reading Order and Checklist Book Reviews
Rachel Amphlett
The only official guide to crime fiction and spy novel author Rachel Amphlett   This free guide provides an official introduction to novels by crime fiction and spy novel ...
The Penitent Priest Book Reviews
J. R. Mathis & Susan Mathis
My wife died in my arms, the victim of a nameless killer's bullet. I should have died with her. But God had other plans for me.  Fifteen years later, I'm back wh...
Trust Fall Book Reviews
Frankie Bow
It looks like it's going to be another boring faculty retreat at Mahina State University, "Where Your Future Begins Tomorrow." But then the Trust Fall exercise goes ...
The Girl for the Gold Book Reviews
C. A. W. Parker
First they took the girl now someone has stolen the ransom... In the golden age of crime, Rusty Macduff is a private investigator with a difference. Faced with an oversupply of gr...
Frankenstein.com Book Reviews
Hylton Smith
Frankenstein.com is the sequel to Resident Fear. Two years on from arresting the serial killer involved, a new challenge faces D.C.I. Renton. The story is once again set in the Nor...
Hilda Hopkins Book Reviews
Vivienne Fagan
Hilda Hopkins está en el camino de aumentar su pensión y mantenerse en sus planes de tejer a máquina y con la lana de “Sweeney”. Después de escaparse a lo Rambo por la ventana del ...
The Albert Gate Mystery Book Reviews
Louis Tracy
Amateur detective Reginald Brett attempts to solve a case revolving around missing diamonds and four dead Turkish officials in this British mystery novel.
The Memoirs of Sherlock Holmes Book Reviews
Arthur Conan Doyle
From his rooms in Baker Street, Sherlock Holmes grapples with forces of deceit, intrigue, and evil in Victorian London. The Memoirs of Sherlock Holmes inspired The Map of Chaos by ...
Not Exactly Dead Book Reviews
Kathryn Judson
Richard Hugh, aka TripleO Five of the unsung British agency nicknamed MI5 1/2, is happily making life miserable for bad guys and, when he has time, cultivating a reputation as a la...
The Hound of the Baskervilles Book Reviews
Arthur Conan Doyle
The Hound of the Baskervilles is the third of the crime novels written by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle featuring the detective Sherlock Holmes. Originally serialised in The Strand Magazi...
A Mersey Killing Book Reviews
Brian L. Porter
A skeleton and a missing woman. A doomed romance. A mystery spanning two generations. Liverpool, 1961. A group of young men come together seeking fame and fortune, as the fledgling...
A Secondhand Lie Book Reviews
Pamela Crane
Sometimes you know things you’re not supposed to know. Things that you can never unknow. Things that will change the course of your life…and the fate of the ones you love. I found ...
Murder on the Orient Express Teaching Guide Book Reviews
Agatha Christie & Amy Jurskis
To help teachers decide if Agatha Christie’s Murder on the Orient Express is right for their students, we’ve created this free ebook that features sample chapters from the book and...
Gone Up In Flames Book Reviews
Michael N Burton
This is a Short Story Louisa Dalton is a thirty something former police recruit. With a messy divorce now behind her, she's settled into running a market stall, selling her ho...
Mister Mottley and the Key of D Book Reviews
Ellen Seltz
Has Mottley gone mad? That night in Venice, standing on a balcony rail with an angry Slovak swordsman and a halfnaked fiddler holding them at bay, Mottley's friend Debenham re...
The Red Thumb Mark Book Reviews
R. Austin Freeman
The clever and thrilling debut of literature’s first forensic detective In all of London, there are few who know more about science than Dr. John Thorndyke, and fewer still who kno...
Long Gone Book Reviews
Paul Pilkington
The gripping detective mystery series and first novel in the Archangel Trilogy. From the author of the millondownloaded Emma Holden Trilogy... A missing girl... Natalie Long is mis...
Death of a Hero Book Reviews
B.M. Allsopp
Meet young Joe Horseman. How much will he risk to save his dead hero's honour? Horseman idolises rugby captain Seru, who plucked him from the crowd of hopeful freshers to plac...
Enigma Book Reviews
Wolf Black
This book is a good oldfashioned read. Pure and simple. When a serial killer starts preying on young mothers, it’s up to Love, and his sophisticated partner Stuart Le Fanu, to empl...
The Case of the Missing Bubble Gum Card Book Reviews
R Weir
Jarvis Mann is a private detective, whose business thrived on the mundane Paying the bills by shadowing cheating spouses Getting in the middle of messy divorces And working for the...
My Mother, the Spy Part 1 of series Book Reviews
Joy Bassetti-Kruger
When Susan's mother's secret life as a spy for MI6 during the cold war, spills over into Susan's life, she is unprepared for the devastating effect this has on their...
The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes Book Reviews
Arthur Conan Doyle
An Apple Books Classic You get not one, not two, but 25 gripping mysteries in Arthur Conan Doyle’s first of five collections of Sherlock Holmes short stories. Follow the brilliant ...
A Questionable Hero Book Reviews
Stephen Gane
Liston Pearce is a bad man, A yardie, A drugdealing gangboss. A splitsecond decision starts a series of lifechanging events that he could not have foreseen even in his wildest imag...
Die Abenteuer des Sherlock Holmes Book Reviews
Arthur Conan Doyle
Sir Arthur Conan Doyle hat nicht nur den berühmtesten Privatermittler der Welt erfunden, sondern das Genre des modernen Detektivromans gleich mit. In zwölf kurzen Erzählungen erleb...
Out of Time Book Reviews
Steven Allinson
Some cases are over before they have begun... Boxing Day in London is shaping up to be one of the worst on record for Detective Neil Townsend. When a young family discover what app...
The Four Faces A Mystery Book Reviews
William Le Queux
In this 1914 Edwardian mystery by English writer William Le Queux, a London gang of thieves becomes involved in robberies, kidnappings, and murders.
Overwhelming Evidence Book Reviews
Steve Bentham
A ruinous secret not yet told. A killer determined to keep it that way. A cozy British detective mystery with a touch of noir Christopher Vernham, a downatheel private inv...
Back Track 3 Book Reviews
H.A Dawson
Back Track 3 Fast paced Intense gripping thrillers with dramatic interludes and enthralling mystery. The clues are there if you really scrutinise but why not just enjoy the story f...
The Bridge Book Reviews
Hylton Smith
It was a political decision taken to make a statement to the rest of the world. In fact, it did achieve phenominal notoriety. At first, a sequence of horrific murders seemed to be ...
Angry Betty Book Reviews
Jamie Lee Scott
A female cop, a dead body in the trunk of a car, and drug cartels in a small Texas town. Kate Darby learned to hate cops at an early age, thanks to her drug addicted mom. No one wo...
Mud Pie Book Reviews
Emma Lee Bole
A tale of rugby, puddings and murder. Ingredients: 1 handful of illegal drugs, 1 twelveinch chef's knife, 1 bloodstained handkerchief, 6 rugby forwards and half a motorbike. W...
Escape the Dark Book Reviews
Michelle Files
Don't hitchhike, because the person who picks you up could be a serial killer. Don't pick up hitchhikers, because they might be your worst nightmare. What if three of the...
Just Fishing Book Reviews
Isabella Muir
As he relaxes in his favourite seaside resort of Anzio, near Rome, Italian Detective Giuseppe Bianchi has the chance to reflect on his life choices, while helping a friend to make ...
A Case of Blackmail in Belgravia Book Reviews
Clara Benson
It's 1929, and Ticky Maltravers is the toast of London high society, adored by everyoneor so it seems, until somebody poisons him over dinner. Now it turns out that numerous p...
Back Track 1 Book Reviews
H.A Dawson
Intense gripping thriller with dramatic interludes and an enthralling mystery. These are stories of personal journeys that lead our unsuspecting main characters into situations bey...
Backtrack Book Reviews
Paul Doiron
Enjoy “Backtrack”an original, brand new, short story from Edgar Award finalist Paul Doiron, author of the bestselling Mike Bowditch series. When a visiting hunter goes missing in t...

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