Translated by Nick Caistor — Here at Crime Fiction Lover we have been impressed by Olivier Norek’s Capitaine Victor Coste series and we know that our readers have been enjoying Everybody Lies, the ...

If there were a term (and there probably is) for people in love with AI, analogous to the gearheads who doted on cars in the 1950s and 60s, Thomas Waite’s new cyberthriller Ghost Code would be right ...

Mick Herron’s Slough House series has built up quite the reputation since the publication of Slow Horses in 2010 with nine novels in the main series and more in the work, plus three adjacent novels ...

He’s worked in kidnap insurance, and been a movie producer. Now Mark Grenside is writing his Marcus Riley thrillers, where he uses fascinating figments of history to spark imaginative crime stories.

It’s been alluded to in previous novels, and in the TV series, but Michael Connelly has finally fully fleshed out the story of young Harry Bosch. Here at Crime Fiction Lover, we love the series and ...

Colorado-based thriller author Terry R Bacon has been many things. A soldier. An intelligence agent. A teacher. A business founder. But crime fiction has always been a part of his life and now he’s ...

You might choose to read a book on holiday, on a long journey or in a cafe, but the majority of us most likely settle down for a night of crime fiction in our own homes, right? It’s a safe haven, with ...

Translated by Frances Riddle — Claudia Piñeiro is one of Argentina’s most translated authors and her novel Elena Knows was shortlisted for the International Booker Prize in 2022 and developed into a ...

Agatha Christie’s formidable Miss Marple has been solving crimes for generations, relying on observation, experience and an unnerving understanding of human nature. So handing her over to Lucy Foley, ...

For most people, what you feel at Christmastime and what you feel when there’s been a murder lie at the opposite ends of the emotional spectrum. Perhaps here at Crime Fiction Lover we’re not quite ...

Quant is back! It’s been nearly 15 years since Russell Quant, the private detective created by Canadian author Anthony Bidulka last appeared on the page. That was in Dos Equis, which had an Oceans 11 ...