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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…

A Coming-of-age thriller set in Mexico and Canada (captivating and disturbing)

A Coming-of-age thriller set in Mexico and Canada (captivating and disturbing) 26th November 2020

The Untameable by Guillermo Arriaga, a captivating if disturbing coming-of-age thriller set in Mexico and Canada. Translated by Frank Wynne and Jessie Sayers Mendez. Set in the late-1960s, The Untameable opens with a series of short descriptive passages confronting the...

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A romp of a novel set across Europe

A romp of a novel set across Europe 25th November 2020

The Flip Side by James Bailey – a romp of a novel set across Europe.   The Flip Side is very entertaining read, perhaps a little in the style of Nick Hornby. It is no great intellectual challenge, but...

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Romcom set in CHILE (and Manchester)

Romcom set in CHILE (and Manchester) 24th November 2020

The Lonely Hearts Travel Club: Destination Chile by Katy Colins, romcom set in Chile (and Manchester). Georgia and Ben are an item and they run the Lonely Hearts Travel Club. It is all going pretty well and then Georgia...

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Talking Location With.. Jon Wilkins – UTRECHT

Talking Location With.. Jon Wilkins – UTRECHT 23rd November 2020

#TalkingLocationWith… Jon Wilkins, author of Utrecht Rain and Utrecht Snow – UTRECHT My murders take place in Utrecht. Why Utrecht? Basically because my son moved from Amsterdam to Utrecht and it gave me the chance to “research” in the city....

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GIVEAWAY – 3 copies of Fifty Words for Snow (UK entry only)

GIVEAWAY – 3 copies of Fifty Words for Snow (UK entry only) 22nd November 2020

Giveaway – 3 copies of Fifty Words for Snow by Nancy Campbell Absolutely exquisite. This little book is a work of art. It is impossible to imagine the reader who will not love it.’ – Horatio Clare, author of The...

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