In another wonderful review for No Love Lost, Colin Garrow says Robert Crouch manages to create a delightfully complex plot with twists and turns galore and more suspects than you can shake a doggy snack at. The plot is his
In her review of No Love Lost, Lesley from The Bookwormery says Kent is a marvellously complex, likeable character with an engaging humour and slight eccentricity about him. The plot has twists, turns and some shocks and heartbreaking moments too.
In her review of No Love Lost, Chelle from Curled Up With A Good Book says, Each time I read a new Kent Fisher mystery I think it’s my favourite, and then the next one trumps it! I love the
Yvonne at Me and My Books believes No Love Lost is part of an addictive mystery series. Brilliant from start to finish. The author really has woven a wonderful tale of mystery, revenge, deceit and also a tragedy. It was
Karen Cole of Hair Past A Freckle believes the Kent Fisher mysteries would make a cracking television series. The superb characterisation, evocative landscape descriptions and the witty dialogue all perfectly complement the intriguing cases that Kent attempts to solve –
Only a couple of days to the release of No Love Lost, Kent Fisher Mystery #6. Follow this link to preorder your copy.
9th August 2020. 5 stars. Roy Grace takes something of a back seat as the story focuses on the trial of a ruthless drugs baron who will do anything to escape justice. All he needs to do is lean on
4th August 2020. 4 stars. A dead woman lies at the side of the road and her child is missing. Former journalist, Dee Doran, who has problems of her own, is shaken to the core by the death of her
If you even wondered how difficult it was to tell people what a book’s about, you should read this fun guest post, hosted by Swirl and Thread. My thanks to Mairead for allowing me to talk about No Accident.
If you ever wanted to know what inspired the Kent Fisher mystery series, it’s all here in my interview with the lovely Paula Williams.