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A Jew Must Die by Jacques Chessex
'Vivid and beautifully crafted 'A Jew Must Die' is at times shocking in its depiction of the ordinariness of evil. A horrifying masterpiece...'
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A Not So Perfect Crime by Teresa Solana
'Full of murder and mayhem, but also packed full of humour and acute observation...'
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Angelina's Children by Alice Ferney
''An extended family of gypsies into whose midst comes a visiting librarian form the basis for Alice Ferney's beautiful...''
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Back to the Coast by Saskia Noort
'A truly gripping nightmare...'
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Badfellas by Tonino Benacquista
'Buy the book. Don't hesitate. Don't even think about it. This is an offer you really should not refuse...'
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Black Ice by Hans Werner Kettenbach
''A dark thriller writer in the Patricia Highsmith tradition. The slow build up to the cruel and bitter ending displays Kettenbach's skill and confirms his reputation as one of Germany's leading crime writers.''
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Blackout by Gianluca Morozzi
'A chilling and claustrophobic thriller...'
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The Chinaman by Friedrich Glauser
'It equals the best of the Glauser predecessors, but it's warmer, more personal and touched with more wry humor.'
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Crimini by Niccolo Ammaniti and others
'Serious crimes by cruel men...'
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D.B. by Elwood Reid
''Masterfully told, D.B. ranks among the best and most entertaining books of the year.''
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