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Stav Sherez

Stav Sherez

Stav Sherez is the author of five critically-acclaimed crime novels. The Intrusions, the third novel of the Carrigan & Miller series, won the Theakston’s Old Peculier Crime Novel of the Year Award. He has written for the Daily Telegraph and The Catholic Herald amongst others. He lives and works in London.

 

       

     

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  • Book Review: ELEVEN DAYS, by Stav Sherez Eleven Days, by Stav Sherez. Published 2014 by Europa Editions. Crime Fiction/Mystery. When it comes to series, I rarely read past volume one. It's not that I'm anti-series; I just usually don't get hooked enough to continue,...
    — Nov 5 2014
  • Marie C. reviews ELEVEN DAYS by Stav Sherez Eleven Days, by Stav Sherez. Published 2014 by Europa Editions. Crime Fiction/Mystery. When it comes to series, I rarely read past volume one. It's not that I'm anti-series; I just usually don't get hooked enough to continue,...
    — Nov 4 2014
  • The first in a new series by Stav Sherez, A Dark Redemption introduces DI Jack Carrigan and DS Geneva Miller as they investigate the murder of a Ugandan student. This is only the beginning... I have done my share of deep and heavy reading this summer, so it was a great pleasure...
    — Aug 21 2013
  • Inspector Jack Carrigan, the troubled protagonist of Stav Sherez's masterfully executed British police procedural A Dark Redemption (Europa Editions, paper, $17) is adamant on one point: "We don't talk about those days. We don't talk about Africa." But Carrigan can't forget the...
    — Jul 30 2013
  • At first I didn’t think I’d enjoy this book, as the descriptions of torture and murder are extremely gruesome and shockingly brutal; but the story is so intriguing that I had to read on. I’m glad I did as I learned a lot about the plight of African immigrants in London.
    — Jul 11 2013
  • I am well aware that it is very bad form to judge a book by its cover. However, having finished A Dark Redemption by Stav Sherez, I fully understand why such a dark and mysterious image of Big Ben and the River Thames was chosen as the artwork for his latest crime novel.
    — Jul 11 2013
  • A young East African student from the university is found murdered in a London apartment. She had been raped and viciously mutilated, her dying words videotaped. Jack Carrigan, Detective-inspector of the Criminal Investigation Division, is assigned the case with an assistant,...
    — Jul 5 2013
  • Six novels have been shortlisted for the 2013 Theakstons Old Peculiar Crime Novel of the Year Award, including two titles from Faber. Stav Sherez's A Dark Redemption and Chris Ewan's Safe House, both Faber, will compete with Denise Mina's Gods and Beasts (Orion), Mark Billingham's...
    — Jul 3 2013
  • When Jack Carrigan, a mercurial police inspector, is sent to investigate the sadistic murder of a young Ugandan woman in her West London apartment, he senses "how the past could come crashing up against the substrate of your consciousness like some unstoppable thing." Years earlier,...
    — Jun 4 2013
  • This impressive series kickoff from British author Sherez (THE DEVIL'S PLAYGROUND) introduces Det. Insp. Jack Carrigan, a Scotland Yard veteran regarded as an oddball for his obsessive devotion to his work. Years earlier, after graduating from college, Carrigan and two friends...
    — Apr 29 2013

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