Lowestoft Chronicle Editor reviews The Red Tassel by David Dodge for the Lancashire Post

“A globe-trotting private investigator unravels thieving, murder and local vendettas while protecting a flame-haired heiress in The Red Tassel, an atmospheric thriller set amid betrayal, violence and the chill of the Bolivian Andes. First published in hardcover by Random House in 1950 and quickly reissued as a Dell paperback, David Dodge’s third and final case for the hard-nosed Al Colby is now back in print.”

Lowestoft Chronicle Editor reviews The Red Tassel by David Dodgei for the Lancashire Post.

Tales of the Impossible by Bill Pronzini book cover image

Lowestoft Chronicle Editor reviews Tales of the Impossible by Bill Pronzini for the Lancashire Post

“Complex puzzles, strange disappearances, unconventional murder techniques and spectral encounters abound in Tales of the Impossible, a standout collection of hard-hitting crime stories by Mystery Writers of America Grand Master Bill Pronzini.

Across a literary career spanning more than fifty years, Pronzini has published ninety novels, four non-fiction books, twenty story collections, numerous anthologies, and scores of articles, essays, and reviews. And his work has been translated into nineteen languages and published in nearly thirty countries.”

Lowestoft Chronicle Editor reviews Tales of the Impossible by Bill Pronzini for the Lancashire Post.

Book cover image of Roadside Night by Erwin S. Nistler and Gerry P. Broderick

Lowestoft Chronicle Editor reviews Roadside Night for the Lancashire Post

“In this moody, hard-edged noir – teeming with deception and sexual tension – a battle-weary ex-Marine is drawn by a beguiling stranger into a spiral of robbery and murder along the California coast where each shadow harbours treachery and every promise comes at a price.”

Lowestoft Chronicle Editor reviews Roadside Night for the Lancashire Post.