This pacy police thriller set in Budapest might put the capital back on the city break map
Alan Montague finds a different level of authenticity in a thriller
Two years after leaving the party over antisemitism, the young barrister is back because of Keir Starmer's efforts to turn a new leaf
Though it gets off to a slow start, this thriller picks up the pace for an exciting climax
Roy Moëd helps people to write their life stories — it’s life-affirming, he says
The man who was the second most senior judge in England and Wales tells the JC: 'We do very occasionally wonder if we had to go, where we would go'
This thriller sequel comes at the wrong time in the series, but still works well as a mystery set in the Strictly Orthodox world
The second book in the modern-day Sherlock Holmes series by Anthony Horowitz is no regulation mystery
Alan Montague recommends the return of a crime thriller duo
Julia Dahl's thriller has a Jewish heroine and a compelling plot
A different kind of crime thriller intrigues Alan Montague
Foreign correspondent Adam LeBor has crafted a good - if slow - thriller, says Alan Montague
Alan Montague enjoys Anthony Horowitz's latest novel — which features a character called Anthony Horowitz
Sam Bourne (aka Jonathan Freedland) doesn't actually mention the current occupant of the Oval Office in his new thriller 'To Kill the President', but we know who he means
Sara Paretsky's PI heroine is still a refreshing read, 18 books on, says Alan Montague
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