When an 80-year-old woman falls from a cliff on a remote Swedish island, Berit Gardner and DCI Ian Ahmed suspect murder in ...

This week's new crime books including Lee and Andrew Child, Louise Penny, Karen Millie-James, Paul Burke, Vince Thompson and ...

Our news column brings you the latest crime novels by Adam Plantinga, Chris Dolley, Heleyne Hammersley, Aleksander Szeser, ...

In his new historical crime novel, Through Many Dangers, Texas author Thomas Goodman has taken the skeleton of a true story and, from it, created a cast of fully fleshed-out fictional characters. His ...

Ian Rankin is one of the UK’s most recognisable authors, having created the hugely popular Rebus series, which began with Knots and Crosses in 1997. He’s one of the author’s responsible for the rise ...

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 ...

He’s a screenwriter, a filmmaker and he’s written about economics and philosophy too. Now, the Polish author Aleksander Szeser has released his first crime novel, Dissonance. It’s a thriller that ...

The Crime Fiction Lover Awards are back. We apologise for not running them last year – this was due to serious health issues for Crime Fiction Lover – but we’re proud to present the awards again in ...

Sometimes the setting is the most important part of a good thriller. When it comes to Cold War and World War II-set stories, Berlin is often centre stage; the divided city, the wall, the checkpoints, ...

There’s a neat numerical symmetry to this week’s new books report here on Crime Fiction Lover. We’ve got seven sparkly titles, and they start with the new 007 novel! Along with the new series of Slow ...

A Swedish crime novel that’s not Nordic noir? There aren’t many and Katarina Bivald’s The Woman Who Wouldn’t Die Quietly proves that Golden Age-style mysteries can work just as well on cold, dark, ...