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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…

Romance novel set in FEZ

Romance novel set in FEZ 3rd June 2022

The Moroccan Daughter by Deborah Rodriguez, romance novel set in Fez. You may have come across the author’s delightful novel The Little Coffee Shop in Kabul which garnered great reviews. The writing in The Moroccan Daughter feels thus very...

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A novel of adventure through ENGLAND to SCOTLAND

A novel of adventure through ENGLAND to SCOTLAND 2nd June 2022

Thea and Denise by Caroline Bond, a novel of adventure through England to Scotland. Inspired at some level by the adventures of Thelma and Louise (consider the name choice as starters, Thea and Denise), this novel sees two women...

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Crime thriller set mainly on SKYE

Crime thriller set mainly on SKYE 1st June 2022

Time for the Dead by Lin Anderson, crime thriller set mainly on Skye (Glasgow and Afghanistan). Time for the Dead is number 14 in the Rhona McLeod series of detective novels set in Scotland. In this book, Dr McLeod,...

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Romcom set in Brighton and California

Romcom set in Brighton and California 31st May 2022

Tell Me Everything by Laura Kay, romcom set in Brighton and California. As a trained therapist, I am always interested in picking up novels that feature a therapist at their heart. The story opens promisingly, with Natasha running her...

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Jenny Kane writes a short story especially for TripFiction

Jenny Kane writes a short story especially for TripFiction 30th May 2022

Jenny Kane is the bestselling author of many romantic fiction series. These include the Mill Grange series (set in Somerset), Abi’s Cornwall series, and the Another Cup series (set in London). Jenny has written this short story, set in...

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