No Country for Girls by Emma Styles 🌊🪸🦈☀️🦘 On the face of things, [this is] a straight-forward Aussie thriller, there’s a ute, and a dust road, flip flops and beer, but once you get reading, NCfG develops a personality all of its own via Lissa Pelzer Hughes buff.ly/3EP48Ox

The Accomplice by Steve Cavanagh "Every chapter ends on a hook or cliffhanger, leaving readers like me with little choice but to keep going until the final page. " via @AardvarkianR buff.ly/3gdXffj

Righteous Prey - John Sandford 5 billionaires decide to pass judgement on those they deem as a blight on society... celebrating their actions and encouraging others to take a stand. "We’re going to murder people who need to be murdered. " via Luanne buff.ly/3yUC8oC

Autumn crime picks: Marple (UK), Sally McGrane’s Odesa at Dawn (Ukraine) & Kevin Chen’s Ghost Town, tr. Darryl Sterk (Taiwan) via @Mrs_Pea68 buff.ly/3eFqNSQ

Riku Onda- Fish Swimming In Dappled Sunlight Aki and Hiro's relationship is broken after a mountain trek where their guide died. Now each believes the other to be a murderer and is determined to extract a confession. What really happened? via Raven Crime Reads 𓄿❤📚 🇺🇦🇬🇱 buff.ly/3EWgaFC

In the spring of 2020, Uncle Edgar’s and Uncle Hugo’s bookstore was destroyed in Minneapolis during rioting after the death of George Floyd. It has reopened if you are in the neighbourhood buff.ly/3N2QvNQ

THE CORAL BRIDE, by @RBouchard72 via Mysteries in Paradise "An interesting but demanding read." buff.ly/3z8bLf6

Please Join Us: Catherine Mckenzie via FutilePreoccupations Why would an articulate, educated woman hand over $5k and her mobile phone? buff.ly/3N1gZ21

Ian Rankin: The Jack Harvey Novels – Witch Hunt / Bleeding Hearts / Blood Hunt buff.ly/3FMGLWd via @ThemisAthena

The Dark Flood by Deon Meyer "Foreign words, streets and cities, gunshot powder, power, mystery, scandal, corruption, so much delight packed in a single novel!" via Roussel meggy buff.ly/3DMHkN3

The Petrona Award 2022 – Longlist There are worse ways to while away your time. via Ewa Sherman buff.ly/3EdCREv

The Accidental Detective by Melvyn Small A collection of six Holmes and Watson mysteries. Set in the modern era, Sherlock Holmes is a notorious cybercriminal and Dr. Watson, his court-appointed psychologist. For pastiche lovers via @bookdecoder buff.ly/3UDle6B

Opera by @julieandersonwriter "I love a riveting, intelligent political espionage thriller and the richly atmospheric, nerve-racking Opera is exactly that" via Karen Cole buff.ly/3A0NSqo

Keep It In The Family by John Marrs "The writing is slick, with short chapters that keep you gripped throughout" via CJ_Colbourn buff.ly/3A2BxSx

Desert Star by Michael Connelly "Undercutting everything is a sense of a clock ticking, sand slipping through an hourglass. Unstoppable and inexorable ... I had a growing sense of panic and impending doom." via CrimeFictionLover buff.ly/3G1AsOw

Happy Valley is – to the relief of many – well and truly back. Sally Wainwright’s folksy Western-like crime drama gave us all the trademarks of the series: superb dialogue and acting, and an intriguing set-up to a couple of crimes. buff.ly/3iOCwQL via The Killing Times

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The Drift by C. J. Tudor "A creepy read. with a chilling atmosphere... the perfect book to read on a cold winter’s evening." via Jacob Collins #bookreview buff.ly/3QM9iPg

Winter. 2018. Keele's back in town and he's barely getting by. Rents are up and wages are down and dirty cops are a dime a dozen. So when a mysterious lawyer makes him an offer he can't refuse-he doesn't. Port Lands: by @Todmolloy buff.ly/3lcWeqb

James Lawther One night, Raj receives an email from Priya 5 days after she died. She holds Raj and his girlfriend responsible for her death. In this guessing game, Inspector Viyan tries to solve the mystery amazon.in/dp/B0CGG59G9R #new #KindleUnlimited #crimethriller