2026 has already produced some very good spy novels, including James Wolff’s Spies And Other Gods, David Goodman’s Solitary Agents and the very recent...
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The heist, particularly the idea of one last job before going straight, has long been a popular trope of crime novels. Probably reaching its peak during the hardboiled...
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July brings two new Australian crime novels that buck the recent trend of outback murder and damaged detectives returning home. For All The Dead Girls by Sherryl Clark...
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The Ice by John Kåre Raake (Pushkin Vertigo) Night Without End was one of my favourite Alistair MacLean novels, and it instilled in me at a young age a liking for...
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Quality spy fiction continues to trickle out in 2026, with these two new releases adding to the good books from James Wolff and Paul Warner earlier in the year. There...
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I had two columns in the Canberra Weekly in June 2026, which covered a range of crime fiction from international writers Michael Connelly, Jo Murray, and V. A. Vazquez,...
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