Posted by popple58 on 23 Oct, 2026 in Australian Crime Fiction, Bestseller, Canberra Weekly, Crime, Domestic Suspense, Outback Crime, serial killer thriller, Thriller |
This week in the Canberra Weekly I reviewed three new crime novels that range in style and location from a regional Australian mystery to suspense in the Austrian Alps...
Read MorePosted by popple58 on 20 Jul, 2026 in Australian Crime Fiction, Crime, Domestic Suspense, Thriller |
The Australian crime fiction titles have been coming thick and fast so far in 2026. There has been quite a bit of variety, although the old favourite of outback/small...
Read MorePosted by popple58 on 20 Apr, 2026 in Australian Crime Fiction, British Crime, Crime, Domestic Suspense |
Australian crime fiction of the cosy variety seems to be going through a bit of a golden period at the moment. After years of relative neglect, local cosy mysteries...
Read MorePosted by popple58 on 10 Apr, 2026 in Australian Crime Fiction, British Crime, Crime, Domestic Suspense, Forecast Friday, Looking Forward Friday, Thriller |
Writing crime fiction is obviously more dangerous than it looks, based on the number of recent books about authors being caught up in murder and mayhem. Pleasant...
Read MorePosted by popple58 on 17 Mar, 2026 in Australian Crime Fiction, Canberra Weekly, Classic PI, Crime, Domestic Suspense, Romance, Thriller |
This week in the Canberra Weekly I reviewed three new novels of suspense from Australian authors Fiona Hardy, Fiona Lowe and J. P. Pomare. Old Games by Fiona Hardy...
Read MorePosted by popple58 on 26 Feb, 2026 in British Crime, Canberra Weekly, Crime, Domestic Suspense, serial killer thriller, Thriller |
This week in the Canberra Weekly I reviewed three enjoyable crime novels that tackle the serial killer thriller from very different perspectives! Inside Man...
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