THE BLACK-EYED BLONDE by Benjamin Black, aka the new Philip Marlowe novel.
UNRAVELLING OLIVER by Liz Nugent, an intriguing debut from an impressive new voice.
SLEEPING DOGS by Mark O’Sullivan, a sequel to one of the more interesting debuts I read last year.
THE RAGE by Gene Kerrigan, which was recently shortlisted in the LA Times’ Book Awards crime / mystery category.
BLUE IS THE NIGHT by Eoin McNamee, a superb novel which concludes his ‘Blue’ trilogy.
IN THE ROSARY GARDEN by Nicola White, another excellent debut.
HARM’S REACH by Alex Barclay, the latest in the Ren Bryce series, which I’ve been enjoying hugely.
THE FINAL SILENCE by Stuart Neville, the third novel to feature DI Jack Lennon.
KILMOON by Lisa Alber, a debut written by an American author and set in Ireland.
DEADLY INTENT by Anna Sweeney, which is to the best of my knowledge the first Irish crime novel translated from the Irish language.
THE WOLF IN WINTER by John Connolly, which is the latest Charlie Parker novel, and hotly anticipated it is too.
IN THE MORNING I’LL BE GONE by Adrian McKinty, which concludes his excellent Sean Duffy trilogy.
CAN ANYONE HELP ME? by Sinead Crowley, a forthcoming debut already attracting plenty of strong advance buzz.
So there you have it – just some of the highlights from the last couple of months on Crime Always Pays. If you’re looking for another author, just type in the name in the search engine on the top left of the page, and off you go. Oh, and a very happy St. Patrick’s day to you, wherever you may be in the world …
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