Harini Nagendra – Murder Under a Red Moon
If you liked Alexander McCall Smith’s No 1 Ladies Detective Agency you are probably going to enjoy Murder Under a Red Moon by Indian writer Harini Nagendra. Her Kaveri Murthy Continue Reading
Lars Kepler – The Spider
As a foreword to The Spider, author Lars Kepler warns the reader that this mystery novel contains spoilers to two previous Joona Linna titles: Lazarus and The Sandman. Not being Continue Reading
Peter Robinson – Standing in the Shadows
Standing in the Shadows is the 28th and final Inspector Banks novel by the late Peter Robinson. This is an enjoyable police procedural. As it contains spoilers to previous novels, Continue Reading
Jo Nesbo – Killing Moon
Killing Moon is the 13th Harry Hole mystery by Jo Nesbo. For those unfamiliar with the Harry Hole series the novel contains spoilers to previous thrillers. Killing Moon finds Harry Continue Reading
David Baldacci – Simply Lies
Simply Lies by David Baldacci requires a very concentrated reader. The plot is complex and the twists even more so. David Baldacci is usually a very reader friendly writer but Continue Reading
Harlan Coben – I Will Find You
Harlan Cobens’ thriller I Will Find You requires an overdose of willing suspension of disbelief to enjoy it. There are many times where a reader will go “No way. Absolutely Continue Reading