Crime Fiction Books Read in January 2014
Crime Fiction Pick of the Month January 2014
A tie between Belinda Bauer’s Rubbernecker and Ivy Pochoda’s Visitation Street
Books bought in January 2014
- Pilgrim Soul (Douglas Brodie series) by Gordon Ferris
- The Disappeared by Kristina Ohlsson
- How a Gunman Says Goodbye by Malcolm Mackay
- Visitation Street by Ivy Pochoda
- The Strangler’s Honeymoon by Hakan Nesser
- Where the Shadows Lie by Michael Ridpath
- Shatter by Michael Robotham
- Inspector Morse: The first three novels by Colin Dexter
- The Last Coyote by Michael Connelly
- Echo Park by Michael Connelly
- Sadie When She Died by Ed McBain
- The Chalk Circle Man by Fred Vargas
Currently Reading
The Strangler’s Honeymoon by Hakan Nesser
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I enjoyed reading the Malcolm MacKay books.
Thansk for your comment. I enjoyed the only one I’ve read so far but am looking forward to read the next two books.
José Ignacio – Thanks for this excellent roundup. I hope you’re enjoying The Strangler’s Honeymoon. I like that series very much and I’ll be looking forward to your review.
Thanks for your comment Margot, It might take some time since I can’t read as much as I would like right now but hope to finish it by the weekend.
Ivy Pochoda keeps popping up in posts I’ve read over the last few months: I’ll definitely check it out. Happy reading in February!
Happy reading to you too, Rebecca.
Great month’s reading by the sound of it. None of yours are on my shelves, though I have put Postoda’s on the wish-list. The others I will maybe take a rain check on – too many books already.
I hope you enjoy your fix of Connelly and Mackay – enjoy your February reading!
Thanks Col, I wish you as well a great February reading.
Sorry to get here so late because I always love your summary posts. I like to see what you have bought and will be reviewing… soon I hope. I want to read both Rubbernecker and Visitation Street, so glad you have such a high opinion of those books. Visitation Street I have already so maybe soon I will read it.