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Check through the Blog posts below to find our latest extended book reviews, our #TalkingLocationWith … pieces, and our views on matters of general literary interest. Search by either Location or by the Keywords you would like to come up in the results…

Novel set in PEMBROKESHIRE and HACKNEY

Novel set in PEMBROKESHIRE and HACKNEY 31st January 2024

Christ on a Bike by Orla Owen, novel set in Pembrokeshire and Hackney “If you win, someone else loses.” I will admit I chose to read Christ on a Bike because of the title. It had to be a...

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Ten Great Books set in SAN FRANCISCO

Ten Great Books set in SAN FRANCISCO 30th January 2024

San Francisco is the latest destination in our ‘Great books set in…’ series. Ten great books set in San Francisco. The Summer of Love. Golden Gate Bridge. Alcatraz. Cable cars. Fisherman’s Wharf. Chinatown. Sexual freedom. Silicon Valley. So many iconic images...

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Short novel set in TOKYO

Short novel set in TOKYO 30th January 2024

A Perfect Day to Be Alone by Nanae Aoyama, short novel set in Tokyo. TR: Jesse Kirkwood A short, easy-to-read and thought-provoking novel. Covering just 150 pages this is the story of Chizu, who goes to live with a...

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Crime novel set in BIARRITZ and PARIS

Crime novel set in BIARRITZ and PARIS 29th January 2024

Skin Deep by Antonia Lassa, crime novel set in BIARRITZ and PARIS. TR: Jacky Collins Skin Deep by Antonia Lassa (translated by Jacky Collins) is a slim yet creative detective novel with a cast of unusual characters. First, we...

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GIVEAWAY: 3 copies of Signatures in Stone: BOMARZO, Lazio

GIVEAWAY: 3 copies of Signatures in Stone: BOMARZO, Lazio 28th January 2024

We are delighted to offer 3 copies of Signatures in Stone: A Bomarzo Mystery, set in Bomarzo, LAZIO, Italy. UK & USA ONLY   Seeking inspiration in the timeless Italian landscape, four unlikely misfits find their destinies entangled in...

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