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Ploughing through Jun 29, 2022

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Adam Croft is joined again by Graham Bartlett on this episode of Partners in Crime.

Graham tells us how crazy it has been during launch week for his new book Bad For Good, he reveals what not to do if you are driving a stolen car and the pair wonder what an episode co-hosted with Peter Shilton would be like.

Adam has the shortlist for the Theakston Old Peculier Crime Novel of the Year, talks about an upcoming detective television show called The Whites which stars Ethan Hawke, and reveals more Kobo book recommendations.

We also hear that Adam is going on yet another holiday (someone's doing well), while Graham reveals he was a late spurter.

~ Moriarty ~

RECOMMENDATIONS

The Heights by Louise Candlish bit.ly/LouiseCan

The House Across the Lake by Riley Sager bit.ly/RileySag (Pre-order)

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Absolutely roasting Jun 18, 2022

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On this week's episode of Partners in Crime, Adam Croft is joined once again by Graham Bartlett, former detective superintendent of Sussex Police.

Unsurprisingly, the subject of real life crime is discussed again, with Adam sparking things off by mentioning a Daily Mail article about knife crime.

Also in the episode, we hear about the McIlvanney Prize longlist courtesy of CrimeReads, Adam mentions a crime related episode of Who Do You Think You Are featuring Richard Osman, while Graham tells us we should all be watching BBC crime drama Sherwood.

Adam also has a look at a Daily Record article which reveals the first names of people most likely to be criminals. So have a listen to hear if you're on it. And no, I'm not.

~ Moriarty ~

RECOMMENDATIONS

The Other People by C.J. Tudor bit.ly/CJtudor

The Black Dahlia by James Ellroy bit.ly/Jellroy

Bad For Good by Graham Bartlett bit.ly/bad4good (Pre-order)

Sherwood BBC television show

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Bacon sandwiches Jun 10, 2022

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Adam Croft is joined by author and former police commander for Brighton and Hove, Graham Bartlett, on this week's episode of Partners in Crime. The pair discuss Graham's debut novel Bad For Good, real police procedure versus dramatisation for books and television, and Graham gives us a frightening insight into the effects of real-life police funding cuts. We also hear about the journey from fighting crime for real, to inventing fictional crime stories, while Adam takes us through a CrimeReads article looking at crime novels with a strong sense of place and inimitable atmosphere. ~ Moriarty ~ RECOMMENDATIONS The Shadow Friend by Alex North https://bit.ly/ShadFriend The Last Thing to Burn by Will Dean https://bit.ly/willdean Bad For Good by Graham Bartlett (Pre-order) https://bit.ly/bad4good June's Patreon FREE book of the month from Kobo is Where The Bodies Are Buried by A.S French. https://bit.ly/ASFrench To get this and a different one every month for FREE, become a patron here: patreon.com/partnersincrimepodcast Or just buy it here

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Very Tanned Jun 03, 2022

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Adam Croft returns from his holiday with another solo episode of Partners in Crime. We hear that he is very tanned, Bob is still away doing a proper job somewhere and there are some exciting changes coming to the podcast very soon. In the crime stuff , Adam tells us about Gillian McAllister's new book, he goes through a CrimeReads article focusing on the most unforgettable female leads in crime fiction and also looks at their books of the month. Amazingly, Adam doesn't mention his new book this time, but he does tell us about a couple of Kobo recommendations that you can see below. ~ Moriarty ~ RECOMMENDATIONS Never Saw Me Coming by Vera Kurian https://bit.ly/VeraKur A Slow Fire Burning by Paula Hawkins https://bit.ly/paulahawk June's Patreon FREE book of the month from Kobo is Where The Bodies Are Buried by A.S French. https://bit.ly/ASFrench To get this and a different one every month for FREE, become a patron here: patreon.com/partnersincrimepodcast Or just buy it here

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Ridiculously handsome May 21, 2022

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Adam Croft is back with another episode of Partners in Crime for your listening pleasure. This week, Adam tells us about his trip to the theatre, he's looking forward to going on holiday and we missed the chance to give Bob the bumps for his birthday. In crime fiction news, we hear about a panel being hosted by award-winning author Stuart Neville in Armagh (follow the link below to book tickets), ten reasons why Victorian England is the perfect setting for murder according to Crime Reads and Adam reveals the full line-up for the Theakston Old Peculier Crime Writing Festival in Harrogate. Adam also reads out some book recommendations from Kobo, but not before recommending his own new book Kiss of Death immediately at the start of the episode. Obviously. ~ Moriarty ~ RECOMMENDATIONS Falling by T.J. Newman https://bit.ly/fallingTJ Twelve Secrets by Robert Gold https://bit.ly/twelvesec May's Patreon FREE book of the month from Kobo is Remorseless by Will Patching. https://bit.ly/remorse To get this and a different one every month for FREE, become a patron here: patreon.com/partnersincrimepodcast Or just buy it here

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Lots of wine Apr 30, 2022

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Bob is away on a cruise ship or something, so Adam is here for another solo episode. In this episode, we hear about a variety of longlists and shortlists (see the notes below), 8 fictional crime series for those that love Peaky Blinders and Adam chats about ITV's true crime drama The Thief, His Wife and the Canoe. He also gives us an update on Bob's whereabouts and the possibility of him returning next week. I won't tell you what he said, you'll have to listen. ~ Moriarty ~ The most and least satisfying endings of all Agatha Christie's mysteries: https://bookriot.com/agatha-christie-endings Crime Writers of Canada Awards shortlist: https://www.cbc.ca/books/ashley-audrain-cherie-dimaline-linwood-barclay-shari-lapena-shortlisted-for-crime-writing-awards-1.6426260 The Crime Writers' Association Dagger Awards longlists: https://www.thebookseller.com/news/hawkins-billingham-hallett-and-banville-on-cwa-dagger-longlists RECOMMENDATIONS The Chestnut Man by Søren Sveistrup https://bit.ly/chesman The Suspicions of Mr Whicher by Kate Summerscale https://bit.ly/suswhicher April's Patreon FREE book(s) of the month from Kobo is The Slim Hardy Mystery Series Books 1-3 by Jack Benton. https://bit.ly/slimhardy To get this and a different one every month for FREE, become a patron here: patreon.com/partnersincrimepodcast Or just buy it here

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Frog in my throat Apr 15, 2022

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Adam Croft is here once again to save the day by doing episode 162 of Partners in Crime on his own while Bob is away rehearsing. That's the excuse he's given us anyway. We hear about a Lynda La Plante Q&A in the New Statesman, the nine best fictional films and shows based on real-life crimes according to Collider, and Adam gives us this week's Kobo recommendations. He also reads out some emails from listeners who are more than happy for Adam to present the podcast on his own. That's not to say they don't like Bob or that he waffles on a lot, but more of a compliment towards Adam. At least I think so anyway. The links Adam mentioned in the episode are below, as is our email address; we'd love you to get in touch! ~ Moriarty ~ True Confessions! 32 Bestselling Authors Pick the Best Mysteries and Thrillers of All Time: https://parade.com/1340532/michael-giltz/authors-pick-their-favorite-mystery-crime-thriller/ Lynda La Plante Q&A: “My Mastermind specialist subject? Serial killers” https://www.newstatesman.com/culture/qa/2022/04/lynda-la-plante-qa-my-mastermind-specialist-subject-serial-killers RECOMMENDATIONS Dark Game by Rachel Lynch https://bit.ly/rachl The Way of All Flesh by Ambrose Parry https://bit.ly/AmbParry April's Patreon FREE book(s) of the month from Kobo is The Slim Hardy Mystery Series Books 1-3 by Jack Benton. https://bit.ly/slimhardy To get this and a different one every month for FREE, become a patron here: patreon.com/partnersincrimepodcast Or just buy it here

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One man show Apr 09, 2022

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Hello all. Bob is away, but I didn't think we should have three weeks without an episode, so I made Adam do one. It's shorter than normal, but I think it's much better than nothing at all.

So what can you expect to hear in episode 161?

Adam discusses Waterstones' £5,000 debut fiction prize, has a look at the five novels Paula Hawkins recommends in CrimeReads with criminal acts at their heart, and reveals this week's book recommendations from Kobo.

He also reads out some correspondence from a listener who offers their opinion on Amazon Prime's TV crime thriller Reacher, briefly mentions the weather and makes fun of Bob. Which is his fault for not being here.

~ Moriarty ~

RECOMMENDATIONS

56 Days by Catherine Ryan Howard bit.ly/cathryan

We Begin at the End by Chris Whitaker bit.ly/beginchris

April's Patreon FREE book(s) of the month from Kobo is The Slim Hardy Mystery Series Books 1-3 by Jack Benton. https://bit.ly/slimhardy To get this and a different one every month for FREE, become a patron here: patreon.com/partnersincrimepodcast Or just buy it here

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Robert Daws Chunters On Mar 18, 2022

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Great news everybody - It's time for episode 160 of Partners in Crime with Robert Daws and Adam Croft. During this episode, we hear all about Adam's wonky settings, Bob struggles to pronounce things and the pair discuss a foot stool. This is later interrupted by some crime fiction chat during which Bob talks about the potential problems with television and film adaptations, Adam discusses an Irish Times article investigating why there are so many Irish women crime writers and there are a number of book recommendations (see notes below). Bonus chat this time includes precipitation, Adam's shiny head and the likely upcoming assassination of Bob. ~ Moriarty ~ RECOMMENDATIONS

The Last Thing He Told Me by Laura Dave https://bit.ly/KoboTLTHTM

The Last House on Needless Street by Catriona Ward https://bit.ly/KoboTLHONS

Reputation by Sarah Vaughan https://bit.ly/KoboReputation

March's Patreon FREE book of the month from Kobo is The Last Amen by C.C. Jameson https://bit.ly/TheLastAmen To get this book and a different one every month for FREE, become a patron here: patreon.com/partnersincrimepodcast Or buy it here

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