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“Without The Moon” by Cathi Unsworth – Book Review
WITHOUT THE MOON, based on a true crime that occurred during the dark days of February 1942, was also longlisted for the 2016 Gordon Burn Prize and made The Times’ Crime Book of the Month on publication. Anyone who is … Continue reading →
Posted in Book Reviews, Historical fiction, Mystery fiction, war stories
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Tagged crime fiction, England, police procedurals, serial killer, stand-alone novels, WWII
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