Good books: crime stories you won't be able to put down

1. Agatha Christie: Hours of Mystery

A novel by a master criminal Agatha Christie promises not to disappoint you. The story begins when a typist on a work visit encounters the corpse of a man, around which they are arranged six hours, and all show thirteen minutes past four. The police immediately start investigating, but they soon realize that it is a man's business card fake, and that they don't even know who he really is. Inspector Hardcastle so he calls a well-known detective for help Hercule Poirot.

2. Sarah Pearse: Sanatorium

Agatha Christie fans will also enjoy the novel Sanatorium, because according to critics, it is written in a similar style.
The story follows Elin Wagner, who took a break from the detective profession a year ago, and now her estranged brother has invited her to celebration his engagements in the Swiss Alps. The hotel, which was before renovation sanatorium, Ellie immediately arouses a frenzy, which increases even more when the bride-to-be disappears without a trace. Then the hotel captures more snow storm, which completely cuts them off from the world.

3. James Patterson: Cross's Right

Photo: emka.si[/caption] A novel by the most successful crime writer of recent years James Patterson tells about the detective's 22nd case Alex Cross. After more than thirty years, Cross returns to his own birthplace in North Carolina, where his cousin's accused a horrible crime. Proving his innocence, however, the detective discovers a family secret, which turns his life upside down.

4. Max Seeck: Witch Hunt

A popular novel by an award-winning Finnish author Max Seeck begins with murder the wife of a famous writer. Due to the unusual method of the crime, everything seems to be connected with occultism, and the investigation is confidential detectives with mysterious past.

5. JA Corrigan: Nurse

Writer and former journalist Theo after a series of unfortunate events, he decides to visit the prison a nurse, which is killed his patient, and wrote her story. Rose is a crime admitted, and yet they arise for the writer doubts, especially when he learns that he and the victim were not strangers. Either the truth is completely different from what it seems, or Theo is screwed calculating killers?

6. Alex North: In the Shadow of Evil

A new psychological thriller Alex North follows Paul, who lived his life on the run before memories from the place of birth. His a friend namely, it was raw twenty-five years ago murdered someone from their class – and then disappeared without a trace. Paul never did dismissed the role he played in it, but now he has to because of his mother's illness to return home. And that's when it happens in a remote location murder, which is copy the one from years ago.

7. LJ Ross: Murders at Heavenfield

A novel Murders at Heavenfield takes place in spectacular the Northumbrian region, and in addition to the horrors, you can also find romance and humor.
The story begins when the pilgrims encounter the the corpse of a man, and next to him Chief Inspector Ryan, which was recently suspended. Since the police have no other suspects, Ryan must fight to get them cleared his name, and then the unexplained murders of members begin of the Circle sect.

8. Michael Tsokos, Sebastian Fitzek: Cut

A novel Cut off was created when two experienced pathologists joined forces Michael Tsokos and popular author Sebastian Fitzek.
It begins when pathologist Paul finds his phone number in the head of a horribly disfigured corpse daughters, which was kidnapped. For Paul, then begins a morbid hunt for clues hidden in victims of murders. The killer prepared the next clue to the island of Heligoland, which Paul can't get to because of the hurricane. Therefore, his only chance is to convince the comic Linda, who is there, to do it for the first time in her life autopsy.