Bloody Rose by Nicholas Eames
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Although this book is the second in a trilogy, it can easily be read without reading the first book.
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An Act of Villainy by Ashley Weaver
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An escapist mystery set in a wonderful evocation of the carefree high society world of 1930s London.
Read MoreIt’s a Mystery: Cynicism is a very respectable school of philosophy
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Mick Herron is at his brilliant, satirical best in his latest addition to the fantastic Slough House series
Read MoreArtificial Condition by Martha Wells
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Artificial Condition is the second book in Martha Wells's popular science fiction action/adventure series The Murderbot Diaries.
Read MoreIt’s a Mystery: “The moral high ground is nothing but quicksand”
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A hard-hitting, gripping, thriller featuring a dynamic and compelling anti-hero.
Read MoreDeath of an Unsung Hero by Tessa Arlen
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The fourth in this series featuring the unlikely sleuthing duo of Clementine Talbot, the Countess of Montfort, and her chief housekeeper, Edith Jackson.
Read MoreMemento Mori by Ruth Downie
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Downie unfolds the investigation at her customary smooth, deliberate pace, filling her pages with well-realized characters
Read MoreA Book Every King Should Read
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George R. R. Martin, screenwriter, editor and epic fantasist, has so far delivered four of the seven volumes planned in his sweeping A Song of Ice and Fire saga. Book five, A Dance with Dragons, has been eagerly anticipated by fans for at least three years now. Ideally, it will arrive in time for the Spring 2011 premiere of HBO’s television series based on Martin’s books.
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