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Who writes like… Stieg Larsson

If you’ve read the Millennium trilogy (whilst consuming large quantities of coffee and cheese and pickle sandwiches) and want to read something similar next, here are some authors to try: Karin...

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New suspenseful thrilling fiction

Organised crime, fiendish deaths, hardboiled detectives and… Templars? Here are some new books in the genre colloquially known as ‘edge-of-your-seat’ fiction. We hope you enjoy them! Cure / Robin Cook....

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Need a new tattoo? : Life after the Millenium Trilogy

David Fincher’s remake of The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo has spawned a second wave of enthusiasts seeking out Stieg Larsson’s Millenium Trilogy in print. Starting with The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo,...

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New Suspense/Thriller novels for February

Nothing beats a gripping suspense novel and this month’s selection showcases the best in this genre, with the latest novels from James Grippando, Tami Hoag and Faye Kellerman. Enjoy! Covert warriors /...

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New Other Genre for January, this month: Suspense/thriller

This month’s selection of Other Genre fiction features Suspense/Thriller novels, exciting escapism in every read. Especially recommended is the latest novel from Michael Connelly titled The Black Box,...

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Popular author Tom Clancy has died

The very popular American thriller author Tom Clancy has died aged 66. Born in Baltimore, where spent his life. After graduating in 1969 and before embarking on a literary career he ran an independent...

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2013 Ngaio Marsh Award shortlist announced

Recently the shortlist for New Zealand’s own Ngaio Marsh Award for Best Crime Novel was announced in Christchurch. This award began in 2010 to recognise and proclaim excellence in New Zealand mystery,...

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New ‘Other Genre’ fiction for January – This month: Suspense & Thrillers

Suspense/Thriller novels feature in this month’s selection of ‘Other Genre’ fiction. We have also added some psychological thrillers to the mix. The new novel from popular thriller writer Matthew...

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2015 Ngaio Marsh Award

The Ngaio Marsh Award made annually for the best crime, thriller or mystery written by a New Zealand citizen or resident, began in 2010. It show cases some of the best writing in this genre, and this...

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Thrillers feature in this month’s novels from other genres

Featuring this month in our ‘other genre’ category we have selected fiction from the thriller genre. These are guaranteed reading for ardent fans of tension and suspense, and at times not for the faint...

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Reader’s Choice Fiction selections

Sometimes reading gives you those “I can’t believe they did that!” moments, when an author turns around a plot or a character arc, or kills off the last person you expected!  Sometimes you get an “I...

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Books on CD: a new lease on borrowing life!

Audiobooks are free at Wellington Central Library! If you’re downloading or listening on CD there is no charge and the lending period for books on CD is still four weeks. We have collected all of the...

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Hope, Cults and Lyrical Dystopias: New General Fiction!

New to our libraries in March: a scintillating selection of new fiction titles! While the Central Library has become a no-go zone, our recently acquired fiction material is still available through...

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