Pan Macmillan Crime and Thriller Blog

Crime books to match your favourite TV shows

Crazy about House of Cards? Nuts about The Night Manager? Bonkers for Peaky Blinders? Whatever series you're watching, we’ve got the perfect thriller to read alongside it.

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The very best in cosy crime

Prefer a clever whodunit to a shocking thriller? Here’s our pick of the best crime novels that offer a compelling mystery without all the gory details.

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New crime and thriller books to read in 2017

Here are a few crime books we're looking forward to reading in 2017.

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Crime books to match your favourite TV shows
The very best in cosy crime
New crime and thriller books to read in 2017

22 / 05 / 17

Seven Pan Macmillan authors longlisted for the 2017 CWA Daggers

We're thrilled to announce that seven Pan Macmillan crime authors have been longlisted for the 2017 CWA Dagger Awards.

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19 / 05 / 17

The story behind The Fact of a Body

Alexandria Marzano-Lesnevich tells the story behind her new book The Fact of a Body in this exclusive piece for Thin Blue Spine.

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16 / 05 / 17

The best classic crime novels

A motive. A crime. Secrets. Lies. Suspects. The twists and turns. We all know the makings of a good crime novel, but what elevates 'good' to 'classic'?

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11 / 05 / 17

Win a signed copy of The Fix

To celebrate the release of David Baldacci's new thriller The Fix, we're giving you the chance to win a signed copy.

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10 / 05 / 17

13 crime fiction books you should read

Need a good crime fiction novel to sink your teeth into? Here are thirteen suggestions that will keep you on the edge of your seat.

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09 / 05 / 17

C J Sansom and Mari Hannah on the shortlist for CWA Dagger in the Library 2017

We're delighted to announce that two Pan Macmillan authors are on the 2017 CWA Dagger in the Library shortlist.

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04 / 05 / 17

Ray Celestin's jazz and blues legends

Ray Celestin, author of The Axeman's Jazz, selects the soundtrack to his new novel Dead Man's Blues, a gangland murder mystery set in 1920s Chicago, the capital of jazz, booze and corruption.

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02 / 05 / 17

A mother, a son and The Girlfriend

Michelle Frances, author of The Girlfriend, on why the potentially fraught and competitive relationship between a mother and daughter-in-law is the perfect basis for a thriller.

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02 / 05 / 17

Murder and mayhem in Small Town USA

Margaret Mizushima tells us the inspiration behind her Timber Creek K-9 mystery series. Set in Colorado high country, this series features Deputy Mattie Cobb and her canine partner Robo.

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26 / 04 / 17

Win tea with Peter James

To celebrate the upcoming publication of the 13th Detective Superintendent Roy Grace novel by bestseller Peter James, we are offering members of the The Sunday Times Crime Club the exclusive opportunity to win tea with Peter himself!

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