New Reviews: Cotterill, Crouch, Griffiths, Johnstone, MacBride, Marston, Nykanen, O'Brien, Staincliffe & new Competition
- From: Karen Meek <karen@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sun, 06 May 2012 17:09:19 +0100
New month, new competition. During May (closes 31st) you can enter a competition to win a copy of Tessa Harris's The Anatomist's Apprentice. The competition is open to UK residents. Answer the question and fill in the form: http://eurocrime.blogspot.co.uk/2012/05/win-anatomists-apprentice-by-tessa.html
Here are this week's reviews of which there are 9 again. There are also more updates to the new releases pages (see below):
Michelle Peckham reviews the delightfully named 'Grandad, There's a Head on the Beach' by Colin Cotterill, the second in the Jimm Juree series set in present-day Thailand;
Susan White reviews last month's competition prize, 'Every Vow You Break' by Julia Crouch set in New York state;
Lizzie Hayes reviews Elly Griffith's 'A Room Full of Bones' the fourth in this North-Norfolk set series, now out in paperback;
Amanda Gillies may have found her top read of 2012 in Doug Johnstone's 'Hit & Run', set in Edinburgh;
Staying in Scotland, Lynn Harvey reviews Stuart MacBride's standalone, 'Birthdays for the Dead';
Down in Devon, Terry Halligan reviews Edward Marston's 'The Stationmaster's Farewell' where railway detective Robert Colbeck is sent to Exeter;
Moving to Finland, Maxine Clarke reviews Harri Nykanen's 'Nights of Awe', tr. Kristian London the first in the Ariel Kafka series, set in Helsinki;
Terry also reviews Martin O'Brien's 'The Dying Minutes' the seventh in the Jacquot series set in the South of France
and Maxine also reviews Cath Staincliffe's 'Split Second'.
http://www.eurocrime.co.uk/review_list.html or via the blog: http://eurocrime.blogspot.co.uk/2012/05/new-reviews-cotterill-crouch-griffiths.html.
Forthcoming titles can be found by author or date or by category, here (http://eurocrime.co.uk/future_releases.html) along with releases by year. Titles by Tony Black, Bernadette Calonego, Alexander Campion, Rebecca Cantrell, Donato Carrisi, Karen Charlton, Alys Clare, Lesley Cookman, A J Cross, Victor del Arbol, Thomas Glavinic, J M Gregson, Wolf Haas, Max Kinnings, Priscilla Masters, Carol McCleary, Catriona McPherson, Barbara Nadel, Ann Purser, Pauline Rowson, Gerald Seymour, Linda Stratmann, Stefan Tegenfalk, Will Thomas, Kerry Tombs, Morley Torgov, Peter Tremayne, Neil White and Edward Wilson have been added to these pages this week.
best wishes,
Karen M
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