Richard Coles, Harlan Coben, Scarlett Thomas, James Comey...
we pick 20 criminally good new thrillers Think Twice Harlan Coben After a “break” – in which he has produced several other novels and collaborated with Netflix, for whom he has a staggering 14 projects ongoing – Coben returns to his most popular character , sports agent Myron Bolitar. In this, the 12th novel in the series, Mylar faces a couple of FBI agents who’re keen to speak to his client Greg Downing on suspicion of murder . The only problem is, Downing died three years ago, and Mylar even gave the eulogy at his funeral.
The story becomes just as twisty as you would expect. - Terry Ramsey Out now Murder at the Monastery Richard Coles In his most recent novel, the Reverend Richard Coles reserved for his final sentence a surprise that devastated cleric-cum-sleuth Daniel Clement, and the thousands of readers who have come to adore him. This third outing for Clement sees him taking a recuperative break at the abbey in which he trained half a lifetime ago, only to find a hotbed of enmities leading to one brother being jammed into the workings of the monastery’s power turbine.
Coles’ feline wit and infectious enthusiasm for ecclesiastical trivia make for a very moreish read despite the familiarity of the monkish murder set-up. - Jake Kerridge Release date: June 6 The Sleepwalkers Scarlett Thomas Much of Scarlett Thomas’s 14th novel comprises a letter from a newlywed to her husband, explaining why she h.
