CANBERRA WEEKLY 1 JUNE 2023: THRILLING FICTION AND THE EAGLES
This week in the Canberra Weekly I reviewed two thrilling new novels by T. J. Newman and Jo Nesbo, and Mick Wall’s fascinating book about the Eagles and the LA...
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SERIAL KILLERS, MOBSTERS, 1920s MELBOURNE AND A DROWNING PLANE: New Crime Fiction from T. J. Newman, Jo Nesbo, James Comey and Laraine Stephens
My late May reading has been very mixed, and has ranged from historical mystery to a serial killer thriller to a courtroom drama and an exciting rescue novel about a...
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THROWBACK THURSDAY: SLEEPYHEAD By Mark Billingham
I have just finished Mark Billingham’s The Last Dance (Sphere, 25 May 2023) and really enjoyed it. The Last Dance is the opening entry in a new series for...
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MAY MAYHEM: CRIME NOVELS I AM LOOKING FORWARD TO READING IN LATE MAY/EARLY JUNE 2023
There are some real treats coming out for crime and thriller aficionados in late May and early June, including new books by leading figures in the genre such as Jo...
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DARK TALES FROM MELBOURNE, LONDON AND THE AUSTRALIAN OUTBACK: NEW 2023 CRIME By J. P. Pomare, Sam Holland and Michelle Prak
Twists, surprises and some bloody deeds abound in these new releases by Michelle Prak, J. P. Pomare and Sam Holland. The Rush by Michelle Prak (Simon & Schuster, 3...
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LAWYERS, LIARS, OLD SECRETS AND VICTORIAN SÉANCES: NEW NOVELS By Robert Dugoni, Robert Gold, Charlie Donlea and Sarah Penner
Here are some good books to start your criminal April reading with! Her Deadly Game by Robert Dugoni (Thomas & Mercer, 28 March 2023) Fans of legal thrillers will...
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