A grand old building, just outside the city, where any soul is welcome, and strange goings-on mask explosive, deadly secrets. A chilling, darkly funny sequel to Will Carver's bestselling The Beresford ...There are worse places than hell... Hotel ...
To catch a killer… Maybe you’ve got to be one… His Favourite Graves by Paul Cleave #bookreview #HisFavouriteGraves #Orentober
Desperate for reward money – and to rescue his marriage – an embattled sheriff takes incalculable risks to find a missing boy. An edge-of-your-seat, twisted and twisty thriller from New Zealand's King of Crime. To catch a killer… Maybe you've got to ...
Stigma by Thomas Enger & Jørn Lier Horst tr. Megan Turney #bookreview #Stigma #BlixAndRamm #NordicNoir #RandomThingsTours #Orentober
Incarcerated in a Norwegian high-security prison, a broken Alexander Blix joins forces with Emma Ramm to find a ruthless killer who has escaped from a German jail. Pulse-pounding Nordic Noir.Alexander Blix is a broken man. Convicted for avenging his ...
Mirror Image by Gunnar Staalesen #bookreview #MirrorImage #Orentober
As Bergen PI Varg Veum investigates two different cases, it becomes clear that they are uncannily similar to harrowing events that took place thirty-six years earlier… A gripping instalment of the award-winning Varg Veum series, by one of the fathers ...
My Bookish Month of September 2023
Hi and welcome to another monthly overview! September was a tough month. I was... well, "forced" seems the most appropriate word here 😬 to do quite a bit of socialising in my supposedly free time and it was nightmarishly busy at work as we were tr ...
Who is friend and who is foe: The Blue Monsoon by Damyanti Biswas #bookreview #TheBlueMonsoon #BlueMumbai #NetGalley
A ritual murder at a Mumbai temple exposes the city’s dark secrets and ravages the personal life of a detective in this sequel to The Blue Bar.Amid incessant rains pounding down on Mumbai, Senior Inspector Arnav Singh Rajput is called to a shocking c ...