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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…

Ten Great Books set in AUSTRALIA

Ten Great Books set in AUSTRALIA 13th December 2025

Ten great books set in Australia. Australia is the planet’s smallest continent but one of its largest countries, defined by its incredible geographical diversity and unique fauna. While most of its highly urbanised population lives along the temperate eastern and...

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Great Location-Based Fiction for the New Year

Great Location-Based Fiction for the New Year 13th December 2025

Great Location-Based Fiction for the New Year. The first months of 2026 are set to see the publication of many great works of location-based fiction. The list is truly exciting! There are titles across many genres from both established...

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Crime thriller set in AMSTERDAM

Crime thriller set in AMSTERDAM 12th December 2025

The After Party by Ruth Kelly, crime thriller set in Amsterdam. Becca and Nathan Peters have relocated to Amsterdam, to follow Nathan’s dream of setting up a restaurant. He is busy building towards the opening night of ‘Muse’ with...

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Ten Great Books set in TEXAS

Ten Great Books set in TEXAS 11th December 2025

Ten great books set in Texas. Texas is defined by its massive scale and diverse identity, encompassing everything from arid deserts to pine forests and long Gulf Coast beaches. Known as the Lone Star State, it boasts a rich,...

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Ten Great Books set in MEXICO

Ten Great Books set in MEXICO 11th December 2025

Mexico is the latest place for us to visit in our ‘Great Books set in…’ series. Ten great books set in Mexico. Mexico, officially the United Mexican States, is a country in the southern portion of North America. It is...

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