Is there anything people enjoy more than watching the entitled classes fall crashing down to earth? Any glance at the news at the moment will reveal princes and politicians dragged...

What is it about secrets and the dark side behind a seemingly ‘normal’ domestic front that fascinates us? Speaking frankly, I grew up with silently-warring parents. So I assumed that...

The Case of the Two-Faced Killer is Mithran Somasundrum's second book featuring British-born, Bangkok-based Vijay Mistry, the owner of a combined translation and detective agency. In his detective endeavours, Vijay...

There’s a part in Brighton Rock where Greene’s seventeen-year-old psychopathic protagonist, Pinkie, walks in on the rest of his gang holding an impromptu parley in his room at a boarding...

Congratulations on your thoroughly enjoyable new thriller Time to Kill, Thomas. Was the story inspired by a real event? No, the plot is based upon an amalgamation of events. There...

For every crime there has to be a detective, and this book is about the crime solvers…” Paul Burke, Editor at Aspects of Crime. It's a pure pleasure to announce...

MURDER AT THE ABBEY AN EVENING OF CRIME FICTION what a night, the evening of book chat featuring some of the finest British crime writers was a sell out. Two...

As ever we have an eclectic selection for you this month: True Crime: A Memoir by Patricia Cornwell Surely a top title of the year. A memoir from one of...

Dublin in the summer of 1970 is the backdrop for my new mystery novel, Among the Ruins. It’s a sequel to my debut, Where They Lie, which was set just...

My debut series was the six-book Inspector George Zammit crime-action-adventure series set in Malta and the Southern Mediterranean. The first book in the series Bodies in the Water, was published...