A Killing in November Book 1 By: Simon Mason

– Genre: Crime fiction, detective novel
– Plot: Murder at Oxford college, investigation
– Main Characters: DI Ryan Wilkins, DI Ray Wilkins
– Themes: Murder, class, power dynamics
– Style: Moody, atmospheric
– Setting: Oxford, college
– Tension: Murder, investigation, tension between DIs
– Plot focus: Murder investigation, secrets
– Characters: Ryan, Ray, Provost, Sheik
– Mood: Dark, intense, complex
– Pace: Gripping, well-paced
– Key elements: Oxford setting, unlikeable DIs
– Author: Simon Mason, debut author
– Target audience: Fans of crime fiction
– Similar authors: Like other British crime writers
– Unique aspect: Unlikely DI partnership
– Appeal: For fans of twisty crime fiction
– Key twist: Investigation reveals, connections
– Overall: A gripping, complex thriller
– Recommendation: For fans of crime fiction
– Setting vibe: Oxford, elite, dark
– Focus: Investigation, DIs’ dynamics
– Praise: “Great contribution”, “moody, atmospheric”
– Comparisons: Praised by Stephen Fry, others
– Tone: Dark, intense, complex.