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Fictionophile- “A Shape on the Air” by Julia Ibbotson – Book Review @lume_books @JuliaIbbotson #AShapeOnTheAir #BookReview
- “Nine Elms” by Robert Bryndza – #BookReview #NineElms @RobertBryndza @AmazonPub
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- Half-way – Fictionophile 2020 biannual report
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- “The Ghost in the House” by Sara O’Leary – Book Review
- “Poor Little Rich Girl” by Phyllis Mallett – Book Review
- “Seven Lies” by Elizabeth Kay – #BookReview @PamelaDormanBks @AnyOtherLizzy #SevenLies
- Recent Kindle Ebook purchases #bookhaul #KindleDeals
- “Blood Red City” by Rod Reynolds – Book Review
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Category Archives: Book Reviews
“Nine Elms” by Robert Bryndza – #BookReview #NineElms @RobertBryndza @AmazonPub
Kate Marshall – a former police detective, now works in a university as a lecturer in criminology alongside her young and talented research assistant. Kate is a single mother whose teenage son lives with his grandmother, Kate’s own mother. Though … Continue reading
Posted in 20 Books of Summer, Book Reviews, NetGalley, Page turners
Tagged crime fiction, England, page-turners, recommended reading, serial killer, thrillers
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“Seven Lies” by Elizabeth Kay – #BookReview @PamelaDormanBks @AnyOtherLizzy #SevenLies
Two lonely little girls met in school at the age of twelve. From then on they were inseparable – finding in each other someone to share their innermost thoughts. As is often the case, the girls were opposite in many … Continue reading
Posted in Book Reviews, debut novels, Edelweiss, Psychological thrillers
Tagged debut novels, England, recommended reading, stand-alone novels, thrillers
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“Blood Red City” by Rod Reynolds – Book Review
“A witness but no victim; a crime but no crime scene; too many questions without answers.” Thirty-four year old Lydia Wright works as a celebrity/entertainment reporter for a London tabloid newspaper. She is aggrieved by her loss of her ‘real‘ … Continue reading
“The Girl from Widow Hills” by Megan Miranda – Book Review
Olivia Meyer works as a hospital administrator in North Carolina. She is a solitary woman in her mid-twenties who lives outside town in a semi-rural location. One day she receives a box containing some things that belonged to her mother … Continue reading
“Remain Silent” by Susie Steiner – Book Review
“Human beings cannot bear too much reality.”It has been my absolute JOY this week to read the third novel in the Manon Bradshaw series. And, no surprise, it was just as wonderful – if not more so! “Remain Silent” will, … Continue reading
“The Sea Gate” by Jane Johnson – Book Review
“The house is full of secrets, and sometimes they come out and whisper together in the night.” A wonderful story that switches between dual timelines featuring two strong, courageous, and resilient women artists. 1943 – Olivia Kitto is sixteen years … Continue reading
“A Bad, Bad, Thing” by Elena Forbes – Book Review
Eve West is a beautiful, petite, Detective Inspector working for London’s Metropolitan Police. She is a very private person whose past holds many secrets. She suffers from insomnia. Though she doesn’t have a serious relationship with anyone, she is having … Continue reading
Posted in 1st in series, 20 Books of Summer, Backlist 2020, Book Reviews, NetGalley
Tagged crime fiction, England, recommended reading
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“Weycombe” by G.M. Malliet – Book Review
For the past nine months Jillian White has been out of work. Before this she worked as a videographer for the BBC. An American, she is married to a fault-finding man who has aristocratic roots. Her marriage is spiraling down … Continue reading
“Killing Mind” by Angela Marsons – Book Review
D.I. Kim Stone – An acerbic, brusque, and driven young woman who works as a Detective Inspector for the West Midlands Police, the second largest police force in the country. She is socially inept, and has been known to break … Continue reading
Posted in Book Reviews, Bookouture, NetGalley, series to savour
Tagged crime fiction, cults, England, Marsons of the month, police procedurals, recommended reading
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“Death Deserved” by Thomas Enger and Jørn Lier Horst – Book Review
10, 9, 8, 7, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1, … translated from the Norwegian by Anne Bruce This police procedural, set in Oslo, Norway, is the first to feature policeman Alexander Blix and blogger/journalist Emma Ramm. Blix is a … Continue reading
“The Split” by Sharon Bolton – Book Review
Felicity Lloyd – works as a glaciologist for the British Antarctic Survey. She is twenty-eight years old, beautiful, and is emotionally damaged by severe childhood trauma. Regularly based in Cambridge, England, she has accepted a two-year term position in the … Continue reading
Posted in Book Reviews, NetGalley, Psychological thrillers, Suspense
Tagged recommended reading, stand-alone novels, thrillers
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