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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…

GIVEAWAY!  3 SIGNED copies of Trembleath by Ruth Shedwick set in CORNWALL

GIVEAWAY! 3 SIGNED copies of Trembleath by Ruth Shedwick set in CORNWALL 19th July 2020

We are delighted to be able to offer 3 SIGNED copies of Trembleath by Ruth Shedwick in our giveaway. Take yourself off to CORNWALL….. The giveaway is open WORLDWIDE, and it’s a great read! Amelia Scott is a young...

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Crime mystery set in NORTH EAST ENGLAND

Crime mystery set in NORTH EAST ENGLAND 19th July 2020

Penshaw by L J Ross, crime mystery set in North East England. This is no. 13 in the DCI Ryan crime mystery series, set all around the North East of England. This time the area covered is from Newcastle...

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Five great books set in PRAGUE

Five great books set in PRAGUE 18th July 2020

Prague is the latest city for us to visit in our ‘Great books set in…’ series. Five great books set in PRAGUE ‘Prague; the city so beautiful that it was spared by Hitler… or so the story goes. Prague...

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Thriller set on a remote island in the VENICE LAGOON

Thriller set on a remote island in the VENICE LAGOON 18th July 2020

Shooter in the Shadows by David Hewson – thriller set on a remote island in the Venice lagoon.   Tom Honeyman is an author. Each year, in July, he comes to a remote uninhabited island he has bought in...

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Romantic novel set in the Greek Islands (Cyclades)

Romantic novel set in the Greek Islands (Cyclades) 17th July 2020

The Greek Holiday by Maeve Haran, romantic novel set in the Greek Islands (Cyclades).   Of course, with this novel we need to start with location! It is truly transportive. The author was inspired by Lindos on Rhodes and...

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