Poison In The Pills by August Raine

This independently-published debut novel is a fast paced adrenaline-rush story that’s spookily relevant to the events of 2020-21.

The Jigsaw Man by Nadine Matheson

If you like your crime-fiction thrillers to be on the grisly side, then The Jigsaw Man is undoubtedly the book for you.  This is exhilarating murder mystery is all the more remarkable for being the author’s debut novel, and I promise you’ll be absolutely hooked.

Call Me Mummy by Tina Baker

It’s no coincidence that #CallMeMummy is being released in time for Mother’s Day, although this dark and twisty thriller isn’t the cosy, comforter that you’d normally associate with this heart-warming day.

book review – Pigeon-Blood Red

My first foray into gangster fiction came in the form of Ed Duncan’s Pigeon-Blood Red.  This a well-paced, stylised-violent page-turner had echoes of Pulp Fiction and enjoyable hints of spaghetti westerns.

book review – Crocodile Tears

Crocodile Tears is a rollicking good read that straddles the crime, action, and humour genres with aplomb … it boasts hints of vaudeville, echoes of Pink Panther, flashes of violence, and a wryly menacing classical soundtrack.

book review – One Night, New York

One Night, New York is a remarkable debut novel whose story will stay with me for quite some time.  Set in 1930’s New York, the plot positively bursts out of the pages.  It’s part thriller, part crime, part romance … and all too easy to lose yourself in.