The Border
Don Winslow, The Border (2020) Review by Lee Horsley In The Border, the extraordinary final novel of his cartel trilogy, Don Winslow
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Blacktop Wasteland
S. A. Cosby, Blacktop Wasteland (2020) Review by Lee Horsley Blacktop Wasteland, S. A. Cosby’s wonderful debut novel, is in
The Dry
Jane Harper, The Dry (2016) Review by Lee Horsley Jane Harper’s debut novel, The Dry (2016), is an unusually taut and engrossing
Jason Pinter
Jason Pinter, The Castle (2017) Review by Lee Horsley Jason Pinter’s The Castle is a tense, fast-moving thriller, a nightmare
K. O. Dahl & J. A. Jance
Crimeculture is delighted to publish two new interviews by Professor Charles Rzepka, with K. O. Dahl and J. A. Jance. Riding
Missing person novels
So many different ways of disappearing: five of the best missing person novels Reviewed by Lee Horsley When someone goes
The Darkest Secret
Alex Marwood, The Darkest Secret, Jan 2016 Review by Kate Horsley “… it was a lovely weekend. Glorious weather and great company,
Reykjavik Nights & Into Oblivion
Arnaldur Indridason – Reykjavik Nights (2012, trans 2014) and Into Oblivion (2014, trans 2016) Review by Lee Horsley “His thoughts shifted to the Reykjavík
The Long and Faraway Gone
Lou Berney, The Long and Faraway Gone (William Morrow, March 2015) Review by Lee Horsley Lou Berney’s The Long and Faraway Gone is a
Listening to the Ghosts
Editors’ Choice: reviews of: Johan Theorin, The Darkest Room and The Voices Beyond; Yrsa Sigurdadottir, I Remember You and The Silence of the Sea;