• List of Awards

• Agatha

• Anthony

• Arthur Ellis

• Audie

• Barry

• Benjamin Franklin

• Best Books

• Blóðdropinn

• Bloody Scotland Crime Novel

• Bloody Words

• Bruce Alexander

• CrimeFest

• CWA Dagger

• Danish Crime Novel

• Daphne du Maurier

• David

• Davitt

• Dilys

• Edgar

• EPIC

• Falcon

• Finnish Crime Novel

• ForeWord

• Friedrich Glauser

• Glass Key

• Grand Prix de Lit. Policière

• Grant Allen

• Gumshoe

• Hammett

• Harper Lee

• Indie Lit

• International Book

• IPPY

• Irish Book

• John Spray

• LA Times

• Lambda

• Lefty

• Lovey

• Macavity

• National (UK)

• National Indie

• Ned Kelly

• Nero

• Next Generation

• Ngaio Marsh

• Petrona Award

• Poloni Prize

• Premier

• Premio Azzeccagarbugli

• Premio Fedeli

• Prix Mystère

• Quill

• Reader Views

• Reviewers' Choice

• Riverton Prize

• SCIBA

• Shamus

• SMM Crime Novel

• SMM Private Eye

• SMM Traditional

• Spotted Owl

• Strand Critics

• Swedish Crime Novel

• Theakstons

• Thriller

• Tony Hillerman

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The National (UK) Book Awards

The National Book Awards (previously known as the British Book Industry Awards), which honor all sectors of the book business, has provided the industry with a prestigious platform from which it has been able to recognize and reward its own. The Crime Novel of the Year Award was first given out in 2005.

2012
• Crime Book Nominee:
  • A Wanted Man by Lee Child (Bantam)
  • Kind of Cruel by Sophie Hannah (Hodder & Stoughton)
  • A Question of Identity by Susan Hill (Chatto & Windus)
  • The House of Silk by Anthony Horowitz (Orion)
  • Perfect People by Peter James (Pan)
  • Gods and Beasts by Denise Mina (Orion)

2011
• Thriller and Crime Novel: Before I Go To Sleep by S. J. Watson (Doubleday)

2010
• No Award(s) Given

2009
• Crime Thriller: The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo by Stieg Larsson (Quercus)

2008
• Crime Thriller: Book of the Dead by Patricia Cornwell (Little, Brown)

2007
• Crime Thriller: The Naming of the Dead by Ian Rankin (Orion)

2006
• Crime Thriller: The Take by Martina Cole (Headline)

2005
• Crime Thriller: Fleshmarket Close by Ian Rankin (Orion)

If present,  indicates a review by Mysterious Reviews.

Page Author: Lance Wright. Site Publisher: Crime Fiction Awards (Mystery Awards) — The Omnimystery Family of Mystery Websites.