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Posts about Crime, Thrillers and Mystery written by Jen Lucas. I'm Jen Lucas, a blogger who loves all things literature. Reading is one of my favourite ways to spend my spare time when I'm not travelling the UK and Ireland with my full time work.
Jen Med's Book Reviews » Crime, Thrillers and Mystery
1d ago
Today I am resharing my review of In The Blink Of An Eye by Jo Callaghan. I'm really looking forward to book three, Human Remains, which is out on April 24th, and what better way to get ready than looking back on the earlier books in the series. Thanks to Tracy Fenton of Compulsive Readers ..read more
Jen Med's Book Reviews » Crime, Thrillers and Mystery
5d ago
I've had this book sitting on my shelf for a while now and as part of my promise to myself to clear down Netgalley it has made a very overdue leap to the top of mount TBR at last. My (greatly belated) thanks to the publisher, Sphere, who provided an e-copy of the book via ..read more
Jen Med's Book Reviews » Crime, Thrillers and Mystery
1w ago
Today I am delighted to share my thoughts on the brand new Malabar House series novel from Vaseem Khan, City of Destruction, which is published tomorrow. I love this series and have really enjoyed getting to know Persis Wadia and Archie Blackfinch. A huge thank you to publisher Hodder & Stoughton who sent me a ..read more
Jen Med's Book Reviews » Crime, Thrillers and Mystery
1w ago
I'm not going to lie - both Mandie and I thought long and hard about publishing this review in case it acted as some kind of awful portent of what is to come. I'm not saying that Paul Hardisty is some kind of witch, but ... well, you should probably read for yourselves and you ..read more
Jen Med's Book Reviews » Crime, Thrillers and Mystery
1w ago
Today I am sharing some very overdue thoughts on Panic, an Alexander Gregory thriller by LJ Ross. I’d had it on my tbr pile for a while, but took the opportunity to catch up with the action via audiobook. And because one review is never enough, Mandie has her review to share too. Here’s what ..read more
Jen Med's Book Reviews » Crime, Thrillers and Mystery
1w ago
Today I am sharing my thoughts on the third and final book in the Harper McClain series by Christi Daugherty, Revolver Road. I've loved getting to know Harper and am regretting having spent so long not reading this series. Not anymore. Here's what the final book is all about: Source: Owned CopyRelease Date: 10 March ..read more
Jen Med's Book Reviews » Crime, Thrillers and Mystery
1w ago
Today I'm sharing my thoughts on another catch up read - The Night Gate by Peter May. I've had this sat in my tbr pile for a while and I had planned to review for when Mandie finished the other books in the series, but. like all good plans, that went a little wonky. Better ..read more
Jen Med's Book Reviews » Crime, Thrillers and Mystery
2w ago
Today it's over to Mandie who has her review of the latest Chastity Riley novel by Simone Buchholz, The Kitchen. I really enjoyed this, even if it did make me even more suspicious of sausages than I already am. You can find my review here. Here's what the book is all about: Source: Advance Reader ..read more
Jen Med's Book Reviews » Crime, Thrillers and Mystery
2w ago
Today I am delighted to reshare my thoughts on Yule Island by Johana Gustawsson, translated by David Warriner as part of the paperback blog tour. I love Johana's writing (and David's translation) and love being able to shout out loud about it all over again. Thank you to Anne Cater of Random Things Tours for ..read more
Jen Med's Book Reviews » Crime, Thrillers and Mystery
2w ago
Today it's back to Mandie who has a review of A Thief's Blood by Douglas Skelton, part of the A Company of Rogues series. Mandie's been living this series so a huge thanks to the publisher, Canelo, who provided an early copy of the book via Netgalley. here's what it's all about: Source: NetgalleyRelease Date ..read more