Jack Batten’s final Whodunit column — and his last crime fiction…
Jack Batten’s first Whodunit column in the Toronto Star ran on March 7, 1999. It…
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Review | Jack Batten’s top 5 crime fiction books for 2022
The Star’s Whodunit columnist Jack Batten has reviewed dozens of crime fiction books…
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Review | Toronto writer Sam Shelstad breaks every trope in the book in…
Unlikely detective figures have been known to lend a sheen of originality to crime…
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Review | Round-up: Four new crime fiction to keep you entertained on…
Long ShadowsBy David BaldacciGrand Central, 432 pages, $37This is David Baldacci’s…
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Review | 4 new crime fiction books to satisfy your summer reading…
Please Join UsBy Catherine McKenzieAtria Books, 320 pages, $24.99Sooner or later, a…
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Review | Hold your breath, you’re in for a wild ride with these 4 new…
ReputationBy Sarah VaughanAtria Books, 336 pages, $36Well into this solid English…
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Review | Four hot new crime fiction books with settings to cool you…
OutsideBy Ragnar JonassonMinotaur, 363 pages, $36.99In the latest of the Icelandic…
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A who’s who of crime fiction writers — even a rock ’n’ roll band — are…
Linwood Barclay. Adrian McKinty. Val McDermid. Ian Rankin. Shari Lapena. Walter…
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Review | Four of the latest crime fiction books to give you a…
The IslandBy Adrian McKintyLittle Brown, 384 pages, $38For years, the gifted Belfast…
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Review | 4 new crime fiction books including Don Winslow’s much…
City on FireBy Don WinslowHarperCollins, 354 pages, $24.99Rhode Island is the U.S.’s…
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