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Resurrection Kill by Laura Joh Rowland

RESURRECTION KILL by Laura Joh Rowland October 19 – November 13, 2026 Virtual Book Tour Synopsis: SERIES   An amnesic psychiatrist returns to the hospital where she was institutionalized as

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Meet the author: Tina Henry

The antihero novel has to be one of the hardest types of crime fiction to write. But this is exactly what Irish author Tina Henry set out to do with Killer Smile – her debut crime novel. So here at Cr

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Interview: Garry Disher

He’s known as Australia’s King of Crime, and in 2026 has made his first appearance on stage at the Theakston Old Peculier Crime Writing Festival in Harrogate. After writing 60 books, Garry Disher has

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To revisit Harry Bosch

I am now in a spooky mood, as you know, being Augtober and all, so I have started reading other things than crime fiction. That said, something came to my mind about my favourite genre: I haven't read

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A Ragtag Bunch of Misfits

Anybody in for a bit of trope talk? Here is one I am pretty fond of. You ever heard of a Ragtag Bunch of Misfits? Briefly, it's a team of heroes or protagonists made of heteroclite, mismatched members

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French crime show Everybody Lies comes to Channel 4

If you love your French crime fiction, you’ll be in for a treat from 17 August 2026, when Channel 4 begins airing Everybody Lies, which will also be available to download via the broadcaster’s streami

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Deception by Alan Parks

It’s always a big question for an author when they have a successful series. If you change lanes, will it work? It’s a step into the unknown. At Crime Fiction Lover, we really rated the Harry McCall b

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Keigo Higashino (1958-2026) Remembered

For readers of crime fiction, Keigo Higashino was much more than the bestselling author of The Devotion of Suspect X. He was a writer who transformed expectations of what a detective novel could be: a