Mimik by Sebastian Fitzek
Mimik by Sebastian Fitzek opens with one of the more compelling premises I’ve encountered in recent thriller reading….
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The Origins of the Forensic Crime
If you’ve just finished reading my review of Postmortem by Patricia Cornwell, you might be wondering, how did…
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Seesaw Monster by Kotaro Isaka
Seesaw Monster is technically two books in one, a dual novella collection where each story stands comfortably on…
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Confessions by Kanae Minato
There are books that stay with you for a few days after you finish them. And then there…
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Postmortem by Patricia Cornwell
Better late than never, right? Postmortem by Patricia Cornwell has been on my radar for a long time,…
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The Impossible Fortune by Richard Osman (Thursday Murder Club #5)
If you’ve been following my Thursday Murder Club series review, you’ll know how much I love this gang. Book…
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Dungeon Crawler Carl
Let me tell you about the most absurd premise I have ever encountered in a book and somehow…
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The Wolf Tree
The Wolf Tree by Laura McCluskey is a slow burning, atmospheric island mystery that pulls you in with…
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Inspector Imanishi Investigates
Inspector Imanishi Investigates is a journey through 1960s Japan that’s both intriguing and frustrating. Seicho Matsumoto crafts an…
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Masquerade Hotel
Keigo Higashino is a master of the mystery genre, and I’ve thoroughly enjoyed many of his works. But…
