11 October 2024
Thrills remain though we know who dunnit
The prime joy of reading crime fiction is puzzling out “who dunnit”. Yet here’s a thriller in which we know who the guilty parties are almost from the get go. And yet we are still happy to go along for the ride. Wondering where this horror journey can possibly end – and how many victims… Continue Reading
11 October 2024
Thrills remain though we know who dunnit
5 September 2024
How cosy can cosy crime become?
2 April 2023
Midsommer faces Canadian rival for murder frequency
22 January 2023
A crime fiction tease from start to finish of sex worker thriller
21 November 2022
Book reviewers need to get out from Between the Covers
1 November 2022
‘New’ Nordic noir discovery goes to top of the genre
30 May 2022
Storm-tossed Cornish romance merits more than spellcheck
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4 August 2024
Thinking no longer needed thanks to AI
A click of the mouse was all it took to reveal that thinking is no longer needed. Henceforth I can safely leave such a stressful activity in the efficient hands of AI. With Artificial Intelligence taking care of my thought processes I can stop creasing my brow and pacing the room in frustration as I… Continue Reading