Crime Titles:
Cat Connor:
Killerbyte
Terrorbyte
Exacerbyte
Flashbyte
Soundbyte
Snakebyte
Databyte
Eraserbyte
“Cat Connor’s Databyte, a techno-thriller cum murder mystery, hits the spot and then some. Even if we’d never heard of the NSA, Eric Snowden, and Julian Assange, this book would be worth the price of admission just to eavesdrop on the internal dialogue of Supervisory Special Agent Ellie Conway.”
–Reed Farrel Coleman, three-time Shamus Award-winning author of The Hollow Girl
Leigh K Hunt:
Tijuana Nights
Venice Nights
“Spine tingling mystery/thrillers.”
Toni Vailan:
Beautiful Collision
Beautiful Conviction
“Suspenseful action packed reads.”
Trish McCormack:
Assigned to Murder
Glacier Murder
Cold Hard Murder – Longlisted for the Ngaio Marsh Best Crime Novel 2016
“New Zealand crime that keeps the pages turning!.”
Brian Stoddart:
A Madras Miasma
The Pallampur Predicament
“Excellent historical mysteries.”
Richard Parry:
Nights Favour
Upgrade
“Action packed with likeable characters and some fine wit.”
Russell Turney:
Tough Justice
“Dimensional, realistic characters.”
Tina Clough:
Running Towards Danger
“Well crafted, real characters, dark thriller.”
Andrew Grant:
Mesquite Smoke Dance
“American Police psychological thriller.”
Roy Jenner:
On the Lip of The Lion
“Enthralling read.”
Catherine Lea:
The Candidates Daughter
“A thriller with heart.” – Sara J. Henry, Anthony-award winning author of A COLD AND LONELY PLACE.
Debbie Cowen:
Murder and Matchmaking
“Fan fiction at it’s best! A mash up of Pride & Prejudice and a classic Sherlock Holmes.”
Leon Wedgwood:
Redemption Kills
“Action packed read.”
Bev Robitai:
Eye for an Eye.
“Fun book with a strong female lead.”
Theatre Mystery series:
Body on the Stage.
Murder in the Second Row.
“Contemporary mystery in the cosy tradition.”
Ray Berard:
Inside the Black Horse – Longlisted for the Ngaio Marsh Best Crime Novel 2016
‘Picked as one of the NZ Listener’s top novels of 2015.’
Katherine Hayton:
Skeletal – Longlisted for the Ngaio Marsh Best Crime Novel 2016
‘A Self-Publishing Review Favorite Indie Book of 2015 & Ajoobacats Blog Top Ten Books of 2015′