Crime Fiction Reviews

‘The Red House Mystery’ by A. A. Milne – too much of a meringue for me – abandoned at 50%

‘Thin Air’ – Shetland #6 by Ann Cleeves

‘Cards On The Table’ – Hercule Poirot #15 by Agatha Christie – fun in an inside joke sort of way (Oh, and it helps if you enjoy playing Bridge)

‘Reptile Memoirs’ by Silje Ulstein – reluctantly set aside at 25%

‘I’m Travelling Alone’ – Holger Munch and Mia Kruger #1 by Samuel Bjork, translated by Charlotte Barslund, narrated by Laura Paton.

‘The Honjin Murders’ – Detective Kosuke Kindaichi #1 by Seishi Yokomizo

‘Malice’ Kyoichiro Kaga #1 by Keigo Higashino – for lovers of clever puzzles and unreliable narrators

‘Murder In Mesopotamia’ – Hercule Poirot #14 by Agatha Christie – very disappointing.

‘Killing Trail’ – Timber Creek K9 Mysteries #1 by Margaret Mizushima