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Book review: The Samaritan by Mason Cross. The mysterious Carter Blake returns in a thrilling sequel to The Killing Season

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Carter Blake has a mysterious past, an unsettled present and an uncertain future.  However in The Samaritan we learn a bit more about this mysterious character's past when an acquaintance from another life comes back to haunt him.   Release date 16th July 2015

Book Review: Fatal Decree by H Terrell Griffin. Longbeach never looked so scary

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When a murdered woman is discovered on Longbeach Key Florida and Detective Jennifer Dianne Duncan (JD) recognises the distinctive MO of a serial killer from a case she worked years before she fears the return of the killer. 

Book reviews: With the UK General Election looming I thought a couple of Political thrillers might be just the thing!

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Politics can be a very deadly business and so it's no surprise that there are a fair few crime novels written around this subject.  So, in the run up to the UK's General Election here is a trio of Political thrillers (one from the UK, one from the USA  and one set in Imperial Rome- it seems political skulduggery was all the rage even then).

Book Review: Presumption of Guilt by Marti Green How would you feel if you were wrongly incarcerated for murder and noone was there to fight for you?

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Presumption of Guilt demonstrates the laborious legal processes necessary to prove a prisoner innocent.  Marti Green delivers an excellent read tempered with some very sobering facts and figures showing the necessity of Innocent Prisoner's projects to help those wrongly convicted.

Book Reviews: Young Adult Crime fiction- some of the best crime fiction is written for Teens(and guess what adults enjoy it too)

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Again a wealth of great crime fiction for young Adults.  From Sci-Fi thrillers to current issues and, as usual, I am completely in thrall to the wonderful storylines and skill of the authors who produce such high quality fiction.

Book Review; Be Afraid by Mary Burton for those who like their crime fiction served with some Romance

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Detective Rick Morgan  after a serious injury on the job returns to work  in the homicide department in Franklin Nashville feeling like he has to prove himself.  When he is obliged to consult with Jenna Thompson, a secretive Forensic Artist on sabbatical from Baltimore Police force he finds himself attracted to her despite his distrust of her and therein lies the romance bit. Read on for the crime bit...

Book Review: And Grant You Peace by Kate Flora, a thought provoking story not afraid to deal with the prejudice felt and faced when refugees enter small communities!

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When Portland detective Joe Burgess rescues a young girl and her baby from a burning mosque in Portland Maine an investigation into arson develops into something far more complex as refugee Somali Muslims, a small community, Iron Angels Bikers, local gun and drug crime converge.