An hilarious panel with Emerald Crime Crime Cymru. The knowledge of the panel and the comedic tone they took was a really good watch. Thanks to Brian McGilloway, Sam Blake, John Banville and Catriona M Cox

Great quirky panel Crime Cymru. I'd never really considered books on boats, with Andy Griffee, Marsali Taylor and Philip Gwynne Jones

Just rewatching the beginning of the Mystery in History panel Crime Cymru, as I was out watching Ghostbusters and was wondering if the panellists were able to use an historical character as a ghost, who would it be? Alis Hawkins Chris Lloyd Andrew Taylor Leslie Scase

Thanks for a great evening Crime Cymru. Great to hear about Elly Griffiths new series and Dr Jacky Collins (Dr Noir)🕷 #NMPM #StillEuropean favourite book. Intrigued about The stranger from the psychological panel and I must read The Hotel, too.

Congratulations to John Murray for getting the date for his private prosecution against Saleh Ibrahim Mabrouk. I'm sure Matt Johnson will be pleased, too. hawleyreviews.wordpress.com/2024/03/13/rea…

#Traces by Val McDermid and Colter Shaw's #Tracker series have been a major distraction from my other work. I wonder if @disneyplus will also grab hold of Jeffery Deaver's other series #Thebonecollector , which was recently made for TV, too? hawleyreviews.wordpress.com/2024/04/11/wel…

Really enjoyed Clare Mackintosh A Game of Lies thanks to Jonathan Whitelaw for giving me the opportunity to read it as a 2-4-1 offer with Jonathan's Bloody Scotland nomination. Great book Clare, what have you gone back to do in the police. hawleyreviews.wordpress.com/2024/04/06/con…

With a new series of #GreysAnatomy being released in the last week, I just found the perfect crime novel to compliment it, #SometimesPeopleDie by Simon Stephenson hawleyreviews.wordpress.com/2024/04/01/my-…

There are many missing child books, but No one saw a Thing by Andrea Mara – No One Saw A Thing has many different features, with the two parents being journalist and criminal lawyer, it made it different. hawleyreviews.wordpress.com/2024/03/31/mor…

This afternoon I am publishing the final part of the Bloody Scotland spring book group, Graham Greene's Brighton Rock advocated for by Jonathan Whitelaw was the classic for this session. hawleyreviews.wordpress.com/2024/03/29/spr…

Here is the 2nd of the spring Bloody Scotland Facebook reviews that of Sarah Hilary Black Thorn. Advocated for by Sharon: Author & Blogger at Chapterinmylife hawleyreviews.wordpress.com/2024/03/29/spr…

After last nights Bloody Scotland spring event, hosted by Lin Anderson here is my review of Heather Critchlow Unburied. For anybody that missed the live event. hawleyreviews.wordpress.com/2024/03/28/spr…

Really enjoyed my first Tom Hindle great to have another perspective on one of my favourites of Crime Fiction, the closed circle mystery. Will be really useful when I chair a panel in July Newark Book Festival
talking with Victoria Dowd - author Kate Rhodes hawleyreviews.wordpress.com/2024/03/28/a-p…

As part of this week, I'll be doing a Facebook live on the Bloody Scotland on Wed night at 7, so it seemed to make sense on another book inspired by Bloody Scotland, one of last years' debut prize nominees, that of Kate Foster hawleyreviews.wordpress.com/2024/03/25/fro…

Really looking forward to this. It'll be something completely new for me. That's what I like as a debut writer.

Really enjoyed Mark Wightman's debut #WakingTheTiger after seeing him on a panel Bloody Scotland a few years back: hawleyreviews.wordpress.com/2024/03/23/ins…

Just signed up to all of GŵylCrimeCymruFestival what a week, really looking forward to chairing the panel on true crime with Matt Johnson and Sarah Bax Horton

Really enjoyed reading Robbie Morrison 2nd Dreghorn book. A highly complex plot with speedy action scenes and great characters. hawleyreviews.wordpress.com/2024/03/18/ins…

Thanks to Crime Cymru for allowing me to chair a panel on such a fascinating subject of true crime with Matt Johnson and Sarah Bax Horton two very different books upon such a wide part of the genre. hawleyreviews.wordpress.com/2024/03/13/rea…

I feel like I'm on my way to be ready for Crime Cymru, where I'll be chairing a panel on True Crime with Sarah Bax Horton and Matt Johnson. Here's my review of the first of the books I've read in preparation: hawleyreviews.wordpress.com/2024/03/08/my-…