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Continue reading →: Review: Green Teeth – Molly O’NeillJenny Greenteeth: English myth, legend, and cautionary tale. You may know her from being walloped with a frying pan by Terry Pratchett’s Tiffany Aching, or blamed for the harassment of villagers in Clare Chase’s second Antiques Store Detective novel. She’s a lake dwelling creature of folklore, said to grab children…
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Continue reading →: Weekly Reading Roundup: February 17 – February 23Last week’s reading round up. I’m still in the cosy mystery zone, last week saw quite a few historical cosies, along with re-reads of old favourites. I also share my thoughts on a couple of new books coming out soon that you won’t want to miss.
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Continue reading →: BLOG TOUR – Murder on the Cornish Coast – Helena DixonWelcome to my very first Blog Tour spot, where I get to talk about one of my favourite mystery series – Helena Dixon’s Miss Underhay series. The 19th instalment of Kitty’s adventures does not disappoint.
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Continue reading →: Weekly Reading Roundup: February 10 – February 16Last week’s reading was a return to familiar books and a need for a lot of comfort reading.
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Continue reading →: Weekly Reading Roundup: February 3 – February 9This week’s reading round up, features more cosy mysteries, upcoming releases, and a return to an old favourite.
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Continue reading →: Review: The Antique Hunter’s Death on the Red Sea – C L MillerThis second book in the Antique Hunters series sees Lockwood Antique Hunters Agency pick up their first case, when a stolen painting is tracked down to an exclusive antiques cruise to the Red Sea. Freya secures an invite onboard as an antiques expert, accompanied of course by Aunt Carole.
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Continue reading →: Review: The Garden Club Murders – Jonathan WhitelawThe Bingo Hall Detectives are back for a fourth adventure! After an evening out in Manchester with her fellow bingo players, Amita Khatri returns home, hungover as heck and without her mobile.
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Continue reading →: Weekly Reading Roundup: January 27 – February 2This week’s reading round up – a bit of a theme this week as I get sucked into a whole series!
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Continue reading →: Review: You Are Fatally Invited – Ande PliegoEven the twists have twists in this dark mystery thriller, as writers become victim to murders they’ve written themselves. It’s chaotic and dark, with moments of dark humour, and it’s easy to get sucked in and keep reading long after bedtime
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I’m Kez
I’m a reader and knitter from North West England. I love mystery novels, knitting hats and scarves, and arguing with my three Norwegian Forest Cats. AuDHD. Chaotic. Cosy.
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