October 2013

A Song From Dead Lips

William Shaw (http://www.bloomsbury.com/author/william-shaw) has written two previous books: Travellers and Spying in Guru Land both published by Fourth Estate, and his work has appeared in many newspapers and magazines around the world including The Times, the Independent, Vogue, Tatler, GQ, Esquire and Cosmopolitan. He is a contributing editor of Arena in the UK and Details […]

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Suspect

Anyone who has been a screenwriter for the iconic 1980’s New York police drama Hill Street Blues (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hill_Street_Blues) has credibility in my book. Robert Crais (http://www.robertcrais.com/) turned to writing novels in 1987 with The Monkey’s Raincoat and has subsequently built up a large body of work. He has stated that “Thematically, again and again my books are about

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Revenge

Perhaps it says something about modern sensibilities or modern culture that the reading public likes its thriller fiction ultra hard boiled. This is proven by the phenomenal success of Martina Cole  (she has sold more than 8 million copies)(http://www.martinacole.co.uk/) who delivers gut churning tales from the London underworld. 19  of these gritty novels from the pen of all people –

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