Today, Tanya Kaanta reviews The Lost Letters of William Woolf by Helen Cullen. Shortlisted for newcomer of year in the Irish Book Awards. The Lost Letters of William Woolf by Helen Cullen Back of the Book Lost letters have only one hope for survival . . . Inside the Dead Letters Depot in East London,…
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Sometimes a book comes along that ticks every box. Last Seen Alive does just that and much more. Genius, is the word I would use to describe it. I was terrified and completely puzzled at who was the bad guy/woman. Have I been hiding under a rock? Why did it take me so long to…
Continue reading ➞ Last Seen Alive by Claire Douglas
Today Tanya Kannta reviews The Widow of Rose House by Diana Biller. @dcbiller #Bookreview #HistoricalFiction #Books #Readers
Daddy's Girls by Sarah Flint He wasn't always a killer. At first, he just wanted to talk. D.C. Charlie Stafford has an odd case on her hands. And it may be her toughest one yet. A burglar who isn't interested in valuables, the subject of Operation Greystream is a strange but smooth operator. In the…
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Perfect wife. Perfect life. Perfect crime. Anthony is not the man everyone believes him to be. And Emelia is not the woman he wants her to be. Theirs was a whirlwind romance, Anthony was the doting boyfriend, the charismatic and successful career man who swept her off her feet. But now Emelia is trapped in…
Continue reading ➞ The Truth by Naomi Joy
McIlvanney Prize 2019 ‘I went to Bloody Scotland and I was just knocked out….this event was so friendly, so supportive I was honestly overwhelmed’William McIlvanney – speaking on BBC Scotland, 2012 Three years ago the Scottish Crime Book of the Year Award was renamed the McIlvanney Prize in memory of William McIlvanney who is often…
In a quiet corner of Edinburgh, Cat Thomas is going through hell.She's tried everything. He respects nothing. If your neighbour was making your life hell ...Would you call upon the devil? Cat Thomas, a brilliant fraud investigator, has just relocated from Florida to a dreamy flat in historic Edinburgh. Everything seems perfect. Everything seems serene.…
Continue reading ➞ The Devil Upstairs by Anthony O’Neill
