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Category Archives: Legal thrillers
“The Night Swim” by Megan Goldin – Book Review
Rachel Krall, a successful podcast journalist travels to a small, conservative coastal town in North Carolina to cover a rape trial. Intelligent, curious, and a champion of justice, Rachel’s podcast signoff is “I’m Rachel Krall and this is Guilty or … Continue reading
Posted in Book Reviews, Legal thrillers, NetGalley, Page turners
Tagged North Carolina, page-turners, recommended reading, stand-alone novels, thrillers
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“Double Deceit” by Julienne Brouwers – Book Review
The premise is intriguing. Jennifer Smits and her husband Oliver have gone away for the weekend for a break in attempts to heal the rifts in their marriage. However, Oliver goes for a walk after a row, and then is … Continue reading
Posted in Book Reviews, Legal thrillers, novels in translation
Tagged crime fiction, Netherlands, stand-alone novels, thrillers
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“Blood Orange” by Harriet Tyce – Book Review
“Actions have consequences” Alison Wood is burning the candle at both ends in both her personal and professional life. She works long hours as a busy barrister in London and has just landed her first ever murder case. Unfortunately, the … Continue reading
Guest Post – N. Lombardi Jr. discusses the story behind his latest novel “Justice Gone”
Having written two novels which were both cross-cultural adventure stories, and seeing them flop, I realized that I was not conscious of the current interests of today’s readership. I knew I had to write something that would have general appeal … Continue reading
“The Long Drop” by Denise Mina – Book Review
“The Long Drop is a re-imagining of the Peter Manual trial and of the drunken night two men spent carousing in Glasgow.” Ever since I read the fantastic “Garnethill” I have been a devout fan of Denise Mina. This time … Continue reading
Posted in Book Reviews, Historical fiction, Legal thrillers, NetGalley
Tagged crime fiction, recommended reading
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“Wilde Lake” by Laura Lippman – Book Review
An African-American man accused of rape by a humiliated girl. A vengeful father. A courageous attorney. A worshipful daughter. Think you know this story? Think again. Wilde Lake is a stand-alone novel by the author of the Tess Monaghan mystery … Continue reading
Posted in Book Reviews, Edelweiss, Legal thrillers, Suspense, TLC Book Tours
Tagged recommended reading, stand-alone novels
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Some challenges of being a writer (Guest post by attorney/novelist, Steve Clark)
Writing a novel is hard work. Hard work that some authors make look easy, but it is hard all the same. Today on Fictionophile I have the privilege of hosting a guest post by attorney/novelist Steve Clark, the author of … Continue reading
“My sister’s grave” by Robert Dugoni – Book Review
The picturesque town of Cedar Grove in Washington’s Cascade mountains was always a place of happiness and sanctuary for Tracy. She grew up in a warm and loving environment with her beloved sister Sarah, and her dear mother and father. … Continue reading
“Startup” by Glenn Ogura – Book Review
If you read novels to relax, this debut thriller by author Glenn Ogura, “Startup” is not for you. I was at the edge of my seat – frantically turning pages throughout. A modern yet timeless tale of good vs. evil. … Continue reading
Posted in Book Reviews, debut novels, Legal thrillers, Page turners
Tagged California, debut novels, page-turners, stand-alone novels, thrillers
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“Stray Bullets” by Robert Rotenberg – Book Review
In just a split-second an event can take place which impacts myriad lives. Not a profound premise perhaps, but all too true nonetheless. The novel “Stray Bullets” exemplifies this premise with a case that draws the reader to know more. … Continue reading
Posted in Book Reviews, Canadian fiction, Legal thrillers
Tagged Canada, genres, recommended reading, thrillers
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