You know from what I’ve written previously that I am a big fan of Harlan Coben and I have enjoyed all his books, especially those featuring Myron Bolitar. I have also read all Lee Child’s Jack Reacher and enjoyed them all, to a greater or lesser extent, although I did say in an earlier piece […]
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I have to be honest and say that I can’t remember how I found Malcolm Mackay’s Glasgow Trilogy of ‘The Necessary Death of Lewis Winter’, ‘How a Gunman Says Goodbye’ and ‘The Sudden Arrival of Violence’, as well as another three novels, all set in the same nasty environment of gangland Glasgow, The Night the
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Very early in my blog, I wrote a couple of posts about Robert B Parker and I referred to him as the godfather of detective fiction, citing him as the inspiration behind many of the writers we enjoy today. He died much too young in 2010 but, thankfully, a number of other detective fiction authors