New crime novels and thrillers to read this June, featuring Karin Slaughter and Michael Robotham

[ad_1] Reviewed this month: The Shame Archive by Oliver Harris; The Mercy Chair by MW Craven; This is Why We Lied by Karin Slaughter; and Storm Child by Michael Robotham

<path fill="#D7D7D7" d="M204.375 129.832c-13.026 0-22.646 2.211-33.999 2.211-8.007 0-18.523-1.315-25.454-4.96l-2.45 6.035c7.708 3.944 18.165 5.497 27.904 5.497 11.472 0 21.75-2.629 33.999-2.629 13.563 0 23.362 6.214 23.362 17.985 0 4.781-1.792 9.083-4.66 13.624l-39.854 63.097c4.72 2.808 9.321 5.019 14.459 7.111l31.609-66.743c2.808-5.975 4.78-11.532 4.78-17.387 0-14.639-12.07-23.781-29.637-23.781l-.059-.06z"/><path fill="#D7D7D7" d="M177.845 227.107l40.093-62.261c2.39-3.704 3.645-6.811 3.645-10.516 0-6.812-4.601-12.667-17.208-12.667-12.608 0-21.69 2.868-33.999 2.868-9.859 0-20.674-1.375-29.457-5.557v15.177c2.808 1.075 5.855 1.912 9.082 2.569-4.003 27.665 5.557 53.597 27.844 70.327v.06zm-22.287-69.491c2.031.239 4.063.359 6.094.419-2.987 19.12 1.733 40.69 18.583 55.867l-3.286 5.139c-17.567-15.476-24.916-38.301-21.391-61.425zm43.738 26.351l-3.585 5.616-10.098-34.775c1.613-.418 3.226-.777 4.84-1.195l8.843 30.413v-.059zm-3.585-31.728c1.792-.478 3.406-.837 4.84-1.195l6.214 21.211-3.585 5.617-7.469-25.633zm-3.944 43.499l-3.525 5.557-12.966-44.276c1.673-.299 3.286-.598 4.959-.956l11.532 39.675zm-7.469 11.711l-1.016 1.613c-14.937-14.041-18.881-33.52-15.953-51.147.836 0 1.673-.119 2.45-.239l14.459 49.713.06.06zm31.071-51.685c0 2.151-.956 4.422-2.151 6.393l-2.51 4.004-4.66-16.014c.896-.059 1.732-.119 2.569-.119 3.824 0 6.812 1.972 6.812 5.796l-.06-.06zM177.486 232.425c-4.361 0-7.946 3.525-7.946 7.708 0 4.182 3.585 8.066 7.946 7.768 4.183 0 7.529-3.406 7.529-7.768s-3.406-7.708-7.529-7.708z"/> Clockwise from left: MW Craven, Michael Robotham, Karin Slaughter and Oliver Harris

Our thriller and crime critic Myles McWeeney on his essential reading this month.

Abacus Books, 336 pages, hardcover €21.25, e-book €11.49, out June 4

[ad_2] Read More

New crime novels and thrillers to read this June, featuring Karin Slaughter and Michael Robotham

Call Number Podcast: Protecting the Right to Read

13 Inspiring Non-Fiction Books That You Can Finish In A Day

13 Inspiring Non-Fiction Books That You Can Finish In A Day

Leave a Reply Cancel reply

Random News

How to Read the Game of Thrones Books in Chronological Order

“Joko Anwar’s Nightmares and Daydreams” Review – An Ambitious Semi-Anthology Series

From interaction between Shashi and Smita Tharoor to book launches and discussions, Bangalore Literature Festival ends on a high note | Bangalore News

The Bookseller – Rights – Faber nabs Jodie Harsh’s new book about the ‘decadent’ years she spent in London

Alaïa collaborates with Rare Books Paris on stylish library

IT KEEPS GETTING WORSE!!! | VINLAND SAGA – EPISODE 20 | SEASON 2 | New Anime Fan! | REACTION

About us

Today's Author Magazine

RecentNews

Building Bridges, Changing Lives, and Empowering Global Leaders

Still Here: A Story of Resilience, Faith, and Purpose Dr. Samuel Malone

Bishop Funke Adejumo: Writing Her Legacy Into Nations

Elevating Leadership, Empowering Women: The Journey of Dr. Janet Lockhart-Jones

Categories

RandomNews

How to Write a Friendly Letter

John Updike interview (1995)

10 Fiction and Nonfiction Titles, Including Elizabeth Acevedo’s Adult Debut, with YA Appeal | Adult Books for Teens

Writer Mircea Cărtărescu: “I write without a plan.” | Louisiana Channel

There’s no shame in reading children’s books as an adult, it’s the best antidote for sadness