Special Feature in this issue

Reviewed next month

New DENISE MINA Novel, THE DEAD HOUR, published July, reviewed in the August issue of Gateway - a sure-fire winner from Denise on the way! Here's a brief description of what's coming in THE DEAD HOUR: When Paddy Meehan, Glasgow's youngest aspiring journalist, is called to a domestic dispute at a house in a wealthy suburb in the north of the city, it seems like just another police call. The blonde bleeding from a head injury in the shadows doesn't want any help; and the well dressed man at the front door assures Paddy that everything's fine, and that she can leave. And then he slips her a crisp GBP50 note to keep the story out of the paper. By the next morning the woman's dead. Paddy may have found the story she's dreamed about, but she'll lose all credibility if the word gets out about her bribe. The police who attended the call are twisting the evidence for reasons of their own. Only Paddy cares enough to pursue a dark and brutal truth that could make her career - or kill her.

Book Reviews, Author Interviews, Feature Articles, Original Stories, Competitions & Images

There are some great new titles and some fantastic paperback reissues coming in the next few months - images below	Let's start the proceedings with a competition, shall we? To be in with a chance of winning, all you have to do is to match these famous fictional detectives with the area, region, county or city (some of which are fictional, of course) in which they do their police work - oh, and their respective authors. All the correct answers are listed below, just match them together. Open to UK residents only, I'm afraid!
New Denise Mina novel reviewed in next month's issue
New Tricks New series begins filming this September after a cliffhanger ending to the current run as James Bolam (Jack - far right) drives his car straight at an old adversary who has admitted to running over and killing Jack's wife!
New Rebus novel coming soon! See panel on right
Inspector Lynley New series scheduled for transmission in the UK in 2006
COMPETITION! Match the 'tecs to their regions and authors
Inspector Dalgleish Inspector Rebus Inspector Morse Dalziell and Pascoe Inspector Frost Inspector Barnaby Wycliffe Inspector Wexford Taggart Inspector  Lynley Inspector Resnick Inspector Foyle Dangerous Davis Edinburgh Cornwall Yorkshire Glasgow Midsomer Hastings Anywhere he's needed Nottingham London Avon Suffolk mainly Oxford Kingsmarkham R D Wingfield Colin Dexter Ruth Rendell W J Burley Leslie Thomas Caroline Graham Ian Rankin Anthony Horowitz Reginald Hill Elizabeth George P D James John Harvey Glenn Chandler
Coming in July 2006
Coming in August 2006
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