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Continue reading →: A Deadly Legacy – E V HunterWe return to Hopgood Hall after numerous murders, to find that this time death has come close to home. The Hall’s owners, Drew and Cheryl are mourning the death of Drew’s brother, Frank. Frank sold his share of the Hall to Drew and left to start a new life in…
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Continue reading →: A Turn-Up for the Books – Rachael GrayDr Laurel Nightingale is fresh from solving murders in the first Elderwick novel, A Little Bird Told Me, and has resolved not to get involved in any more amateur sleuthing. This resolve lasts all of 2 paragraphs, as we’re plunged straight into the action in the follow-up, A Turn-Up For…
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Continue reading →: Murder at the Teashop – Alice CastleThere is a whole new life awaiting after retirement – even if it does involve murder. And cake. Murder at the Teashop is the third in Alice Castle’s cosy mystery series featuring retired widowed GP Sarah Vane, and sees more bodies appearing in the little seaside town of Merstairs. Trying…
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Continue reading →: Mystery at Lockley Grange – Clare ChaseClare Chase is one of those authors where you pick up one of her books and you know you’re going to get sucked in. I love that the protagonist of the Eve Mallow series is an obituary writer, giving her the perfect plausible excuse for digging into deaths and family…
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Continue reading →: The Waiting – Michael ConnellyI first picked up a Michael Connelly book at a train station in Glasgow, to read on my my trip home back to Manchester. It was City of Bones, published in 2002. I was hooked quickly and tore through it, and went back and read every book so far to…






