Interview with Stefan Tegenfalk
Interview with Donald Bain
Interview with Dennis Lehane
A Carol for the Dead by Patrick Dunne
A Carol for the Dead is a very exciting crime novel; it is filled with unexpected turns, which keeps you on the edge of your seat until the surprising ending. The story takes place in County Meaths during Christmas time. … Continue reading
Interview with Naïri Nahapétian
First of all, I must ask you to tell us a little about yourself since you are unknown to most of the Swedish people. Hello! I was born in Tehran in 1970 in an Armenian family, and left Iran for France … Continue reading
Interview with Jonas Moström
Swedish author Jonas Moström, welcome to TheCrimeHouse! Thank you! I look forward to an exciting visit. . How do you get the idea to write a crime novel when you work as a physician? As a physician you meet a … Continue reading
The Murder Farm
The Murder Farm is a collection of witness accounts where one of the narrators most likely is the killer. Could it be that the German author Andrea Maria Schenkel has found a new way of telling a story? Germany Post-World … Continue reading
The Case of the Missing Servant by Tarquin Hall
The Case of the Missing Servant by Tarquin Hall is both charmig and rather amusing, but nevertheless I find it too much of a copy of The no 1 Ladies Detective Agency. The story takes place in India today, and … Continue reading
Spejlet i Poppi by Jan Dybdahl
This is my first encounter with the author Jan Dybdahl. This means that I had no particular expectations of he work, which I often ( consciously or subconsciously) have when I pick up a book by an author I have … Continue reading
Själakistan by Ann Rosman
So, beautiful and interesting Marstrand, on the Swedish west coast is begining to catch up with Gotland on the east coast when it comes to horrible crimes and mysterious creatures. The second crime novel by Ann Rosman makes a flying … Continue reading
Interview with Peter James
Peter James, welcome to The Crime House! If you were to describe yourself in only three words, which would they be? Curious about everything. . From film producer to crime author – how did that happen? I have alternated throughout … Continue reading
Dead Man’s Footsteps
In this fourth novel about Inspector Roy Grace, Peter James has chosen to take us back to the horrors of the World Trade Centre catastrophe, which he does with a gentle hand and a lot of respect. The hopelessly incompetent … Continue reading
Interview with Simon Kernick
How was the “author” in you born? I’ve always wanted to write, pretty much as soon as I could pick up a pen. I have no idea why. It was just instinctive, I suppose, and the urge is as strong … Continue reading
