Book Review: The Collector by Anne Mette Hancock
In The Collector by Anne Mette Hancock, the second chilling novel in her Danish psychological crime thriller series, Hancock vaults the high […]
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Book Review: Outside by Ragnar Jónasson
Outside by Ragnar Jónasson—is a brilliantly suspenseful standalone from one of the world’s best contemporary crime writers, but the ending is frustratingly […]
Book Review: Cockroaches by Jo Nesbø
Cockroaches by Jo Nesbø—Scandi noir that’s almost impossible to put down Cockroaches by Jo Nesbø is the second book in his popular […]
Review: Winterkill by Ragnar Jónasson
Winterkill by Ragnar Jónasson—The captivating final installment in the Ari Thór Arason whodunit series. Winterkill by Ragnar Jónasson is the sixth book […]
Cold as Hell by Lilja Sigurðardóttir
Cold as Hell by Lilja Sigurðardóttir—A smart, creative series start from one of Iceland’s bestselling crime writers at the top of her […]
Review: The Corpse Flower by Anne Mette Hancock
The Corpse Flower by Anne Mette Hancock—Immersive, with more than enough action, mystery, and pulse-pounding suspense to satisfy any thriller fan. First […]
Review: Snowblind by Ragnar Jonasson
Snowblind by Ragnar Jónasson is the debut novel in Jónasson’s The Dark Iceland Series of Scandi Noir thrillers. Set in the idyllically […]
Review: The Bat by Jo Nesbo
The Bat by Joe Nesbø is the first book in the popular Harry Hole Series, a Scandinavian noir police procedural series set […]