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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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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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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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The Dinner Club by Saskia Noort
''Saskia Noort is a mystery writer of the heart as much as of the mind, a balance that marks her work with a flesh-and-blood humanity.''
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Dog Eats Dog by Iain Levison
'An enthralling crime novel. Fiendish suspense but also a wonderful settlement of scores with American society.'
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The Dragon Man by Garry Disher
''An intelligent, atmospheric police procedural...Fans of such gritty yet cerebral crime novelists such as Ian Rankin and Jack Harvey should be well pleased.''
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