An interview with Jane Shemilt, author of THE PATIENT
Jane Shemilt discusses writing THE PATIENT, creating a sense of place and mental health in this interview Read More
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Read an extract from CITY ON FIRE, the start of a gripping new trilogy from Don Winslow
Read an extract from CITY ON FIRE - the first in Don Winslow's exciting new trilogy, inspired by Homer's Iliad. Read More
The Craziest Thing You Have Ever Done: Kate Mildenhall on THE MOTHER FAULT
Kate Mildenhall recounts her experiences sailing from Australia to Indonesia as inspiration for her latest novel The Mother Fault... Read More
Read Before You Watch: Pieces of Her
Now a Netflix series, Pieces of Her is a gripping thriller from the bestseller, Karin Slaughter. If you haven’t read a Karin Slaughter book before, this is the place to start. She’s the person you think you know best… But what if you don’t actually know her at all?… Read More
CRIME THRILLER – Ones to Watch for 2022
Looking to add some twisty crime thriller books to your TBR? Look no further! Here are Killer Reads' top picks for 2022. Read More
Book Trailer: City on Fire by Don Winslow
The new trailer for Don Winslow's CITY ON FIRE. Exploring classic themes of loyalty, betrayal, honour, and corruption on both sides of the law, City on Fire is a contemporary Iliad from Don Winslow. Read More
A Letter from Hans Rosenfeldt
Hans Rosenfeldt, creator of Marcella and The Bridge on the challenges of writing fiction versus writing for screen. Read More
10 Crime Novels to Read This Christmas
This Christmas, dive in to these gripping crime novels. From missing guests at ski resort to a murder in a remote hunting lodge, these thrillers are sure to keep you hooked this winter. Read More
Author Interview | Claire Kendal on I Spy
I Spy cleverly mixes elements of the psychological thriller with elements of the spy novel. What made you want to join those two genres together, and how difficult was it? The novel’s shout line is You don’t see me, but I see you. I think this really plays… Read More
Author Post | Liam McIlvanney on The Quaker
To someone growing up in the West of Scotland in the 1970s and 80s, the words ‘Bible John’ had a special resonance. You might overhear your parents saying the name in guarded voices, or bigger kids in the playground discussing the murders, how three women got killed in… Read More