Autumn Recommendations
Painkiller by N.J. Fountain - How do people with severe
chronic pain keep on living? I’ve often wondered. Finding a suicide note in my
own hand would creep me out, but why would someone want to kill someone whose life
after an accident consists of nothing but pain? This suspenseful psychological
thriller will hook you from the go. N.J. Fountain is a British writer known for
his work in radio and television and Private Eye. First published in Britain in
2015 by Sphere.
Earth Storm by Mons Kallentoft – The award winning Swedish
author has written another Malin Fors mystery, the eight in the series. A
former Swedish politician is found naked and dead in a ditch and at the same
time a sixteen year old girl is abducted. The two cases appear to be connected.
Do you like games? Even when they are deadly? And who is playing? Malin Fors, a
flawed but passionate heroine in the best Nordic Noir tradition, has to get to the bottom of this and try and save
the girl. Translated from the Swedish by Neil Smith and published by Hodder
& Stoughton Trade Paperback in 2018 £14.99.
Come and Find Me by Sarah Hilary – Back in Britain, London
specifically, for this the 5th DI Marnie Rome book. This taut police
procedural deals with obsession. The type that blinds, the type that doesn’t
end well. You know how there are women who write to murderers in prison, men
they have never met? Some even fall in love with these men? In Come and Find
Me, two women are infatuated with Michael Vokey, a sadistic prisoner who
manages to escape. Will DI Marnie Rome find him before he finds the women? Published
in hardback by Headline in 2018, £18.99.
A Damned Serious Business by Gerald Seymour, who once again
has his finger on the pulse of current affairs in this timely thriller about
Russian Cyberterrorism. But don’t think there isn’t plenty of action and real-life
violence. A clandestine meeting of hackers is scheduled to take place in
Tallinn. Can an unconventional, even amateurish in terms of spy craft taskforce
under the leadership of ‘Boots’ from MI6 bring them down? Published in 2018 by
Hodder & Stoughton in Hardback, £16.99 and also in eBook.
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