Kerrie at Mysteries in Paradise has called for
lists of best crime fiction reads in 2012, to this point in the year. As I have been doing
end-of-quarter summary posts for crime fiction reading, this was fairly
easy. As luck would have it, I have been very impressed with many of the books I have
read, as I don't read as many books per week or month as a lot of other
bloggers.
This is my list...
- The Cambridge Theorem (1989) by Tony Cape
- Believing the Lie (2012) by Elizabeth George
- Berlin Game (1983) by Len Deighton
- The Company of Strangers (2001) by Robert Wilson
- Bluffing Mr. Churchill (2001) by John Lawton
- The Redbreast (2006) by Jo Nesbo
- In the Woods (2007) by Tana French
- The Guards (2001) by Ken Bruen
- An Empty Death (2009) by Laura Wilson
- The Information Officer (2009) by Mark Mills
For this list, I stuck with books that were not re-reads. I also read
Fer-de-Lance by Rex Stout in June, and that is my favorite mystery of all time, by my top mystery author. So that could be included.
1 comment:
Thanks for participating Tracy. The lists are usually very interesting.
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