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Category Archives: Whodunnit
WANNA GET LUCKY – Deborah Coonts
Excellent. I thoroughly enjoyed this bawdy, funny, tale of a Las Vegas hotel and casino’s six foot trouble-shooting customer relations gal. She answers to The Big Boss, whom she is in awe of. A girl falls out of the Hotel’s … Continue reading
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Tagged Deborah Coonts, Instafreebie crime fiction, Wanna Get Lucky - Lucky #1
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DEATH & DECEPTION – B.A.Steadman.
Detective Inspector Dan Hellier returns home to Exeter afraid that he might not be up to standard in a force critical of a young newcomer from London. Especially nerve wracking is the soon-to-retire DI who he feels is always looking … Continue reading
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Tagged B.A.Steadman - author, Death & Deception, Police Procedural thriller
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IF THE BED FALLS IN – Paul Casselle
He is a man in two minds; are either of them his? This question is an excellent summary of this action-filled tale of extraordinary originality. A tale of two personalities linked by drugs. Flabby, middle-aged photographer Tom Friday is under … Continue reading
NEED TO KNOW – Karen Cleveland
If ever a novel should come with a HEALTH WARNING, this is it. Not for the fainthearted; the tension is excruciating. Never have I read a comparatively slow actioned tale that has wound up so much nerve wracking , breath … Continue reading
MISSING PERSONS (DCI Morton # 5.) – Daniel & Sean Campbell
Longboats on the London waterways – often moving berths to save money, or to avoid people you don’t want to find you – can be a headache to the law when your are trying to locate a murderer. When a … Continue reading
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Tagged Daniel Campbell author, DCI Morton #5, London Longboats, Missing Persons, Sean Campbell
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FORGOTTEN – Neven Carr
An enjoyable read, the first in the exciting ‘Araneya Series’, involving a ruthless band of Italian-Australian ex-Vietnam Vets out to silence a child witness when it appears that her trauma-induced lost memory might be returning. Young teacher, Claudia Cabriatti does … Continue reading
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Tagged Forgotten, Neven Carr author, The Araneya Series
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THE ATLANTIS RIDDLE – Kevin Tumlinson
TWO STONES, FOUND SIXTY YEARS APART, AND BOTH HOLDING CLUES TO WHAT MAY BE THE LOST CITY OF ATLANTIS Enjoyed this, #2 in the Dan Kotler Series. I found it more credible than the first, which I did indeed enjoy, … Continue reading
Posted in Book Reviews, Crime, Historical Thriller, thriller, Whodunnit
Tagged Dan Kotler Series #2, Kevin Tumlinson, The Atlantis Riddle
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MIDNIGHT at the BRIGHT IDEAS BOOKSTORE – Matthew Sullivan
An original tale of a mysterious suicide in a bookseller’s shop, involving intense bibliophiles; both those that man the shop and those that inhabit the shelves to feed their habit but seldom can afford to buy. Lydia, who has returned … Continue reading
LIFE, INTERRUPTED BY DEATH – Jefferson Merrick
DETECTIVE VERONICA REASON #1. An entertaining well-plotted police procedural which grabbed me from page one and didn’t let go. This introduces Superintendent Veronica Reason, a tough clever determined investigator dealing with the intricate weave of two criminal threads. One … Continue reading
