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Today I am delighted to be sharing my thoughts on the brand new Q Mysteries thriller from Vaseem Khan, The Man With The Golden Compass, which just so happens to be out today. Happy publication day, Vaseem. I can’t admit to really having been a Bond fan, but I did enjoy Q’s first outing in […]

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I have been waiting a long time to read this book, my fault of course, but I have finally caught up and found out where it all began. My review today is of A Lesson In Violence by Jordan Harper, his debut novel which was also filmed and released as She Rides Shotgun. Here’s what […]

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Today I am sharing my thoughts on the brand new book in Peter James long running Roy Grace series, Dead In Three Two One which is out today. Happy publication day, Mr James! I came very late to these books and have a lot of catching up to do, but I am loving reading this […]

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I have had a good week. I’m just going to put it out there. Met up with my good friend Abbie on Tuesday for a pootle around Cadbury World (samples may have been consumed), followed by a trip to the cinema with Mandie to watch the pro-shot of Hadestown. DId not know what to expect […]

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Today I hand back to Mandie to continue her Kim Stone readathon. Next up is Dead Memories, book ten in Angela Marsons’ absolutely brilliant series. I read the book way back when it was first released (was it really 2019?) and you can read my thoughts here. Here’s what the book is all about: About […]

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