Crime Fiction – Couldn't I Just Tell You

Review: The Bones Beneath – Mark Billingham

Posted on 30/08/2026 by Speesh in Crime Fiction, Fiction

Wales bones

Review: Journey Into Fear – Eric Ambler

Posted on 09/12/2024 by Speesh in Crime Fiction, Fiction, Spy Fiction, The Second World War

Is that all there is?

Review: Redemption – David Baldacci

Posted on 10/09/2023 by Speesh in Crime Fiction, Fiction, Thriller

A rookie's mistake

Review: Hands Up – Stephen Clark

Posted on 15/02/202016/02/2020 by Speesh in Crime Fiction, Fiction

I'm helping with enquiries

Review: Three Bullets – R.J. Ellory

Posted on 02/02/2020 by Speesh in Crime Fiction, Fiction, Historical Fiction, Thriller, USA

Not your usual 'what if...' novel

Review: Past Tense – Lee Child

Posted on 10/01/202021/03/2020 by Speesh in Action & Adventure, Crime Fiction, Fiction, Thriller

He must be running out of no-name, middle-of-nowhere towns by now

Review: Unethical Conduct – Arthur Cole

Posted on 05/01/202010/01/2020 by Speesh in Crime Fiction, Fiction, Medieval Ireland, Medieval Wales

An unfair cop

Review: The Book of Mirrors – E.O. Chirovici

Posted on 22/12/201827/04/2019 by Speesh in Crime Fiction, Fiction, Thriller

My version: Paperback Genre: Fiction thriller Publisher: Faber & Faber (Penguin Random House) First published: 2016 Bought, signed From the cover: Don't trust everything you read... Princeton 1987: renowned psychologist Professor Joseph Wieder is brutally murdered. New York, twenty-five years later: literary agent Peter Katz receives a manuscript, or is it a confession? It was twisty turny, but could … Continue reading Review: The Book of Mirrors – E.O. Chirovici →