 | Congratulations to Tom Hindle, whose debut novel, A Fatal Crossing, has won the Capital Crime Fingerprint Award for Historical Novel of the Year 2023. The reader-voted awards were presented at a ceremony last night (Thursday 31st August) at the Leonardo Royal Hotel, in the shadow of St Paul’s Cathedral. Capital Crime co-founder and Goldsboro Books MD David Headley said: “Capital Crime is a festival for readers, and we were delighted that so many of them voted in droves for the |
winners of the Fingerprint Awards – what better way to honour the authors in each category than by their fans voting for the winner? The competition was very close indeed – understandably given the incredible quality of the shortlisted authors.
“But I was overjoyed to see some of my favourite books from 2022 recognised by the readers who make everything we do worthwhile."
With over 2,000 votes cast, the winners saw stiff competition from authors such as Janice Hallett, M W Craven, Ruth Ware and Vaseem Khan. The shortlist was revealed back in July.
“But I was overjoyed to see some of my favourite books from 2022 recognised by the readers who make everything we do worthwhile."
With over 2,000 votes cast, the winners saw stiff competition from authors such as Janice Hallett, M W Craven, Ruth Ware and Vaseem Khan. The shortlist was revealed back in July.
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