New Anthology Published as Legacy for CrimeFest
To mark the end of Britain’s long-standing crime fiction convention, CrimeFest, organizers have compiled a new anthology, with proceeds of its sale going the Royal National Institute of Blind (RNIB) library.
STREAMING REVIEW: Reward: Dreamcrusher
Recent years have seen a steady stream of standalone adaptations of Agatha Christie’s work, featuring a wide variety of creators, performers, and perspectives. The end results vary dramatically– some are total disappoints, others are delightful gems. Murder is Easy falls into both camps.
Cooking with Crimespree: Katy Hays
Capri is known for its lemons. Capri is so known for its lemons, in fact, that their presence can occasionally feel comical. Lemons are inescapable: they decorate windows and droop from arbors, they’re used as centerpieces on café tables and illustrations on menus, and even their scent is everywhere.
INTERVIEW WITH RENEE RYAN
The Last Fashion House in Paris Renee Ryan Love Inspired Dec 24th, 2024 The Last Fashion House in Paris, by Renee Ryan, is a companion novel to...
The 50 States of Crime Series– The Alice Crimmins Case (New York) and The Golden State Killer Case (California)
This is a French true crime series with an interesting premise. French investigative journalists have taken famous American crimes and written short books about them.
Book Review: A Girl Like Us
Pitched as Succession meets Saltburn, Anna Sophia McLoughlin's A Girl Like Us will appeal to fans of Rachel Hawkins and twisty thrillers featuring wealthy, dysfunctional families.
