Murder Junction

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British crime writers Vaseem Khan and Abir Mukherjee bring to life history’s most intriguing murders, true crime and fictional, in the company of the world’s best known crime writers. They make murder . . . fun.

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Avg 29 min
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March 16 · 28 min
Episode 177 - Sabine Durrant, Dead Heat, and the lure of a sun-soaked murder island
In this episode, we chat to bestselling thriller writer Sabine Durrant about her latest novel Dead Heat, and her delight in setting her murdery thrillers in sun-soaked destinations
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March 9 · 32 min
Episode 176 - M.K. Oliver, A Sociopath's Guide to a Successful Marriage and the real Lalla Rookh
In this episde we chat to debut crime novelist M.K. Oliver about A Sociopath's Guide to a Successful Marriage, and the inspirations behind it, including the real Lalla Rookh who gives the book's protagonist her name.
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February 23 · 29 min
Episode 175 - Tim Weaver, David Raker and The Lost Women
In this epsiode we chat to crime writer Tim Weaver about his bestselling character, David Raker, who makes his appearance in a fifteenth novel 'The Lost Women'.
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February 9 · 28 min
Episode 174 - The Edge of Darkness, the Naga Hills, and the Battle of the Tennis Court
In this episode we chat about Vaseem's new locked room mystery novel, The Edge of Darkness, set in the Naga Hills district of 1950s India, and discuss the infamous Battle of the Tennis Court that took place in the region during WW2
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Murder Junction

Episodes 24

Episode 177 - Sabine Durrant, Dead Heat, and the lure of a sun-soaked murder island

Episode 176 - M.K. Oliver, A Sociopath's Guide to a Successful Marriage and the real Lalla Rookh

Episode 175 - Tim Weaver, David Raker and The Lost Women

Episode 174 - The Edge of Darkness, the Naga Hills, and the Battle of the Tennis Court