Canberra Weekly, 20 July 2023 This week in the Canberra Weekly, I reviewed three very different crime novels by women authors. Lowbridge by Lucy Campbell (Ultimo, 5...
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Fans of fast action crime thrillers will enjoy these new releases by M. W. Craven, Ruth Ware and Australian Andrew Nette. Orphan Road by Andrew Nette (Down & Out...
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Fans of twisty thrillers with lots of surprises and suspense, will enjoy these new releases by Matthew Richardson, Steve Cavanagh and Riley Sager. The Scarlet Papers by...
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There has been no shortage of good British crime fiction so far in 2023, with enjoyable new books from Sam Holland, Mark Billingham and Louise Candlish, to name a few....
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The Bengali Inheritance by Owen Sela (Coronet, 1976) Owen Sela is now largely unknown to modern spy fiction readers, although there is a small group who remember his...
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