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Nicci French

February 2024

  • Thief in house.

    Thrillers of the month
    Crime and thrillers of the month – review

    An intruder strikes fear into a family in a brilliant debut, while a life of luxury turns very dark indeed. Plus, one of Nicci French’s finest novels yet

October 2021

  • The Cheltenham Literature Festival, UK - 11 Oct 2019<br>Mandatory Credit: Photo by DAVID HARTLEY/REX/Shutterstock (10441659p) Husband and wife crime writing duo Nicci Gerrard and Sean French The Cheltenham Literature Festival, UK - 11 Oct 2019

    Thrillers of the month
    The best recent thrillers – review roundup

    Nicci French and Liane Moriarty keep it in the family, a deadly haunted house game for Halloween and rural Australia has a new cop on the block

October 2019

  • Colleagues holding hands in elevator

    Thrillers of the month
    The best recent thrillers roundup – review

    A workplace affair that ends in murder, neighbourly obsessions, the horrors of life on the street. Plus a new case for Jack Reacher

August 2018

  • Thriller author couples composite

    When Nicci French met Ambrose Parry: couples who write together share secrets

    Nicci Gerrard and her husband, Sean French, who write as Nicci French, share tips with new pseudonym on the block, Ambrose Parry – Chris Brookmyre and his wife, Dr Marisa Haetzman

April 2018

  • The perfect crime

    Top writers choose their perfect crime

    Crime fiction is now the UK’s bestselling genre. So which crime novels should everyone read? We asked the writers who know ...

July 2015

  • The writer Amitav Ghosh

    The Guardian Books podcast
    Serial winners with Amitav Ghosh and Nicci French – books podcast

    We explore why writers cast off the shackles of the standalone novel with Amitav Ghosh and the crime writing duo Nicci Gerrard and Sean French

October 2014

  • Prime Suspect

    Move over, Morse: female TV detectives are on the case now

    From DCI Jane Tennison to Sarah Lund and Stella Gibson, female sleuths have transformed crime drama, creating a richer brand of whodunnit, writes Nicci Gerrard

January 2014

  • Marriage

    Books blog
    The rise of the marriage thriller

    Lucie Whitehouse: As a suspense writer, I can see a number of reasons behind the trend for nail-biting tales of couples' untold secrets

July 2013

  • JK Rowling

    From the Brontë sisters to JK Rowling, a potted history of pen names

    Harry Potter author's double identity as crime novelist Robert Galbraith puts her in a long tradition of invented identities

February 2013

  • nicci french

    Twitter fiction
    Twitter fiction: Nicci French

    The husband-and-wife novelist team take up our Twitter-based challenge to come up with a story in 140 characters or fewer

July 2012

  • Thrillers roundup
    Thrillers – review roundup

    John O'Connell on Cold Hands by John J Niven, The Labyrinth of Osiris by Paul Sussman, Vanished by Tim Weaver and Tuesday's Gone by Nicci French

December 2011

  • anna friel without you

    Observer TV reviews
    Rewind TV – Without You; Come Date With Me; The Great British Property Scandal; Black Mirror; After Life: The Strange Science of Decay – review

    Anna Friel excelled in ITV1's gripping new thriller Without You while Charlie Brooker's Black Mirror raised the darkest of laughs, writes Euan Ferguson

July 2011

April 2008

  • Taken for a ride

    Nicci French's Until It's Over mixes bicycles and murder, says Ian Bettlestone

January 2007

  • Shabby birthday

    Nicci French's Losing You covers several troubled hours in East Anglia.

May 2006

  • Author ambassadors named for reading group prize

    Ali Smith, Marina Lewycka, Helen Dunmore and Nicci French will be visiting reading groups as part of the 2006 Penguin/Orange Reading Group prize.

August 2004

  • Hideous mind games

    Rachel Redford on Secret Smile by Nicci French

March 2004

  • When your sister goes out with your ex, you could just die

    Sean French and Nicci Gerrard return for their seventh Nicci French thriller, Secret Smile. Rachel Cooke welcomes the new arrival

March 2003

  • Shivering menace

    Rachel Redford on Land of the Living by Nicci French

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