As I’ve said before because of the plethora of fantastic new crime fiction that comes out every year it’s often easy to ignore those series that have been going for a while. Therefore when the opportunity was offered to read every single one of the Tennison series by Lynda La Plante I thought it was…
Category: crime fiction
The Misper by Kate London – a review BLOG TOUR
I enjoyed watching The Tower by Kate London on TV and therefore was very pleased to be offered the chance to read and review her latest novel The Misper. The Misper starts with Ryan Kennedy being imprisoned after killing a police officer. He knows that he has to keep his mouth shut about who he…
Prom Mom by Laura Lippman – a review
I am a big fan of Laura Lippman having seen the author at Harrogate a few years ago, so I was keen to read her latest and was very excited to be sent a proof copy. Prom Mom starts with Amber, she attends her high school prom with a fellow pupil Joe. During the prom…
The Short Straw by Holly Seddon – a review
I’ve always enjoyed Holly Seddon’s novels so was pleased to be accepted for the netgalley proof of her latest one The Short Straw. In The Short Straw three sisters are driving together when they get lost in a storm. They manage to take shelter in Morthwaite Manor, a stately home where their mother had worked…
