Faith, Fiction, Friends

DI Hillary Greene, now a civilian consultant to the Thames Valley police, is taking some vacation (she would call it a holiday), heading to ...

Michael Brady and his daughter Ashley are moving for a year from Manchester to Whitby in northeastern England. Michael has been a detective ...

A crime novel with literary elements, or a literary novel involving crime? That’s the question posed by a reading of  The Lost Manuscri...

Each Thursday, I usually have a review of a mystery or crime novel. I’ve read mysteries since I was six years old, stating with Trixie ...

Cecil Day-Lewis  (1904-1972) was poet laureate of the United Kingdom from 1968 to his death in 1972. He published some 10 collections o...

Detective Frank Ryan is awakened early one Friday morning in September 1975 by a phone call. His boss in the National Garda (police for...

A familiar, common train journey, arriving at London’s Euston Station. Richard Temperley is returning home, temporarily to stay with hi...

London, 1948: Harry Lane is a 23-year-old child in a man’s body. He’s a simple sort, not good with complicated tasks (like making eggs;...