Category: Review of Thriller

by M. Bijman May 5, 2022

When absolute belief leads to absolute ruin – Firebrands, by Marc Ménard

If you want to really discover literature, you should read about subjects that you don’t know or don’t like. It’sContinue Reading

by M. Bijman December 26, 2021

Review of Thriller

What does he mean – “later”?

Later was published on March 2, 2021, as a paperback Hard Case Crime edition from Titan Books, London, UK. ItContinue Reading

by M. Bijman October 21, 2020

crime fiction Current events Discussion of writing style Modern fiction psychology Realistic Fiction Review of modern fiction Review of new book Review of Thriller

Imagining the thoughts of a mass shooter – Parabellum, by Greg Hickey

Sometimes a new book comes out of which the plot or theme feels unimportant or irrelevant. But sometimes global eventsContinue Reading

by M. Bijman June 2, 2018

Authors to watch Discussion of author’s portfolio Discussion of writing style Mysteries and Thrillers Review of Mysteries and Thrillers Review of new book Review of Thriller

Give me Stockholm or give me death – Midnight Sun, by Jo Nesbo

Jo Nesbo’s famous “Harry Hole” detective novels, and his other works for adults, bear the marks of contemporary Scandinavian NoirContinue Reading

by M. Bijman September 13, 2017

Cold Climate Novels for Summer Detective fiction detective novel Discussion of writing style Modern fiction Mysteries and Thrillers Review of modern fiction Review of Thriller

Straight to the jugular – Blood on Snow, by Jo Nesbo

Update In June 2017 it was announced that the Italian production company Cattleya had picked up the rights for theContinue Reading

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