Here are all the book reviews on Cafethinking, in order of author surname and then by date of review (series are kept in order). If you click on a link it will open in a new window.
Fiction
Heidi Amsinck – My Name is Jensen
Lin Anderson – The Killing Tide
Ewald Arenz tr Rachel Ward – Tasting Sunlight
Margaret Atwood – The Handmaid’s Tale
Cheryl Denise Bannerman – Cats, Cannolis and a Curious Kidnapping
Alexander Baron – From the City, From the Plough
Roxanne Bouchard – We Were the Salt of the Sea
Roxanne Bouchard – The Coral Bride
Roxanne Bouchard tr David Warriner – Whisper of the Seals
William Boyle – City of Margins
Philip Brady – The Meal of Fortune
Verity Bright – A Very English Murder
Verity Bright – Death at the Dance
Verity Bright – A Witness to Murder
Verity Bright – Murder in the Snow
Verity Bright – Mystery by the Sea
Verity Bright – Murder at the Fair
Verity Bright – A Lesson in Murder
Steph Broadribb – Deep Down Dead
Steph Broadribb – Deep Blue Trouble
Steph Broadribb – Deep Dirty Truth
Steph Broadribb – Deep Dark Night
Simone Buchholz – Mexico Street
Simone Buchholz – Hotel Cartagena
Paul Burston – The Closer I Get
Andrea Camilleri – The Age of Doubt (Inspector Montalbano)
Gianrico Carofiglio – The Measure of Time
Gianrico Carofiglio – A Walk in the Dark
Chris Carter – Written in Blood
Will Carver – Psychopaths Anonymous
Will Carver – The Daves Next Door
Paul Cleave – The Quiet People
Paul Cleave – The Pain Tourist
Jonathan Coe – What a Carve Up!
Neil Cross – Luther: The Calling
Kjell Ola Dahl – The Ice Swimmer
Kjell Ola Dahl – The Assistant
Kjell Ola Dahl – Little Drummer
Jeffery Deaver – The Final Twist
Louise Doughty – Platform Seven
Martin Edwards (ed) – Vintage Crime, a Crime Writers’ Association Anthology
Peter Elstob – Warriors for the working day
Monica Felton – To All The Living
Helen Fitzgerald – Ash Mountain
Helen Fitzgerald – Keep Her Sweet
Robert Greenwood – Mr Bunting at War
Óskar Guðmundsson – The Commandments
Paul E Hardisty – Turbulent Wake
Charles Harris – The Breaking of Liam Glass
Anthony Horowitz – The Word is Murder
Anthony Horowitz – The Sentence is Death
Anthony Horowitz – A Line to Kill
Anthony Horowitz – The Twist of a Knife
Bohumil Hrabal – Closely Watched Trains
Jørn Lier Horst and Thomas Enger – Death Deserved
Jørn Lier Horst and Thomas Enger – Smoke Screen
Jørn Lier Horst and Thomas Enger – Unhinged
Celia Imrie – Orphans of the Storm
Arnaldur Indridason – Jar City (not really a review)
Lisa Jewell – Then She Was Gone
Lisa Jewell – Watching You – and a bonus post on the ending
Lisa Jewell – The Family Upstairs
Lisa Jewell – The Night She Disappeared
Lisa Jewell – The Family Remains
Doug Johnstone – A Dark Matter
Doug Johnstone – The Big Chill
Doug Johnstone – The Great Silence
Ragnar Jónasson – The Girl Who Died
Danuta Kot – Someone who isn’t me
Jónína Leósdóttir tr Sylvia Bates and Quentin Bates – Deceit
Torquil MacLeod – Meet me in Malmö
Torquil MacLeod – Murder in Malmö
Torquil MacLeod – Missing in Malmö
Torquil MacLeod – Midnight in Malmö
Torquil MacLeod – Menace in Malmö
Luke McCallin – The Ashes of Berlin
W H S McIntyre – Good News Bad News
Michael J Malone – A Suitable Lie
Michael J Malone – A Song of Isolation
Michael J Malone – Quicksand of Memory
Sarra Manning – The Rise and Fall of Becky Sharp
Jon Michelet – The Frozen Woman
Alan Parks – Bobby March will live forever
Anthony Quayle – Eight Hours from England
Agnes Ravatn – The Bird Tribunal
Agnes Ravatn – The Seven Doors
Anthony Rhodes – Sword of Bone
Ally Rose – The River Runs Red
David F Ross – There’s only one Danny Garvey
Peter Schneider – The Wall Jumper
Lilja Sigarðardóttir – Reykjavik Noir Trilogy: Snare, Trap and Cage
Lilja Sigarðardóttir – Betrayal
Lilja Sigarðardóttir – Cold as Hell
Yrsa Sigarðardóttir – The Doll
Gunnar Staalesen – Fallen Angels
Gunnar Staalesen – We shall inherit the wind
Gunnar Staalesen – Wolves in the Dark
Gunnar Staalesen – Wolves at the Door
Gunnar Staalesen – Bitter Flowers
Elleston Trevor – Squadron Airborne
Antti Tuomainen – The Man Who Died
Antti Tuomainen – Palm Beach Finland
Antti Tuomainen – Little Siberia
Antti Tuomainen – The Rabbit Factor
Antti Tuomainen tr David Hackston – The Moose Paradox
Elizabeth Wilson – The Girl in Berlin
Eva Björg Ægisdóttir – The Creak on the Stairs
Eva Björg Ægisdóttir – Girls Who Lie
Eva Björg Ægisdóttir tr Victoria Cribb – Night Shadows
Non-fiction
Andrew Adonis – Five Days in May
Mark Bright – My Story: from foster care to footballer
Eliot Brown and Maureen Farrell – The Cult of We
Thurston Clarke – The Last Campaign: Robert F Kennedy and 82 days that inspired America
David N Clough – Dr Beeching’s Remedy: A Cure for a Century of the Railway’s Ills
Matthew d’Ancona – Post Truth: the new war on truth and how to fight back
Jason Farrell and Paul Goldsmith – How to Lose a Referendum
Lewis Goodall – Left for Dead?
Philip Gould – The Unfinished Revolution
Camilla Hammerich – The Borgen Experience
Reed Hastings and Erin Meyer – No Rules Rules: Netflix and the culture of reinvention
Claire Handscombe (ed) – Walk with Us
Isabel Hardman – Why We Get the Wrong Politicians
Charles Helfenstein – The Making of On Her Majesty’s Secret Service
Charles Helfenstein – The Making of The Living Daylights
Dan Hodges – One Minute to Ten
Greg Hoffman – Emotion by Design: Creative leadership lessons from a life at Nike
Andrew Jeffrey – Mastering Numbers
Naomi Klein – No is Not Enough
Denis MacShane – Must Labour Always Lose?
Max Mckeown – The Strategy Book
John Nettles – Nudity in a public place: confessions of a mini-celebrity
John O’Farrell – Things can only get worse?
Craig Oliver – Unleashing Demons
Vicki Pipe and Geoff Marshall – The Railway Adventures
Gareth Southgate and Andy Woodman with David Walsh – Woody and Nord: a football friendship
Stephanie Vanderslice – The Geek’s Guide to the Writing Life
Gary Younge – The Speech: the story behind Martin Luther King’s dream
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