New Reviews on Euro Crime

New Reviews:

Fiona Walker reviews Benjamin Black aka John Banville's second crime
novel, 'The Silver Swan' writing that "It's possible that Banville is
the best writer at work in the genre at the moment";

Maxine Clarke reviews 'Thirty-Three Teeth' by Colin Cotterill which
though lighter on the mystery side than 'The Coroner's Lunch', provides
much to think about;

Maxine also reviews the latest in the 'only honest lawyer in Bari'
series 'Reasonable Doubts' by Gianrico Carofiglio calling it an
"unpretentious, shiningly true book";

I review the debut book by author L C Tyler - the intriguingly entitled
'The Herring Seller's Apprentice' - which is a very amusing and
page-turning read

and Pat Austin is disappointed with Sue Walker's latest book, after the
excellence of 'The Reckoning', she finds 'The Dead Pool' slightly
implausible and full of unlikeable characters.

http://www.eurocrime.co.uk/review_list.html

The blog has more details on today's website updates and the current
competition as well as the regular news on British/European crime
fiction, tv and film - http://eurocrime.blogspot.com/.

best wishes,
Karen M
http://www.eurocrime.co.uk