@bertsbooks The Heights by Ian Rankin. An expanded version of a previously published short story , The Rise. A really good whodunnit based in a high end , high rise development inhabited by the rich and famous.
@bertsbooks Not A Word by Linwood Barclay. A man has to delve into his family's past and their secrets to solve an apparent murder suicide. Another good effort from Linwood Barclay.
@bertsbooks We Chase Shadows by Richard Osman. Another adventure for Steve,Amy and Rosie of the "We Solve Murders" team and another great effort from Mr Osman !
@bertsbooks The Silent Appeal by Janice Hallett . A return to Lower Lockwood and the Fairway Players, first seen in The Appeal. Another great , ingenious murder mystery !
@bertsbooks The Barbecue At No.9 by Jennie Godfrey. A tale of family ,community and secrets set in 1985 suburbia against the background of the Live Aid concert.
@Radley_and_me@bertsbooks Understand comment re Esmeree - ripped jeans, piercings, multicoloured hair , attitude and alien hand syndrome - you would certainly know when she is about! Agree - it is a great series.
@bertsbooks One Of Us Is Guilty by Steve Cavanagh. It's another adventure for former con man turned defence lawyer Eddie Flynn and his team. Plenty of action inside and outside the courtroom - an enjoyable read.
@bertsbooks The Shadow Step by Mark Billingham. It's another outing for Blackpool's finest, quirkiest and most insubordinate detective DS Declan Miller.
@bertsbooks The Parkwood Murders by Chris Chibnall. A second outing for DS Nicola Bridge - this time with a murder set in an upmarket holiday village. A good murder mystery, well worth a read.
@bertsbooks Bad Deeds by Andrew Hunter Murray . Another adventure for Al the interloper and pals - so far so good , a murder mystery with pace and humour.
@bertsbooks Hope Rises by David Baldacci . The second outing for Walter Nash/Dillon Hope. Good plot, good characters but a slightly far fetched ending..
@bertsbooks The Detective by Matthew Reilly.A different type of detective investigates the disappearance of four women and comes up against rich and influential people who are keen to curtail his investigation. A good read but definitely not "cosy crime" .