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A short film about Serial Killing by Alex Radcliffe

By DavidPrestidge

5 July, 2014

Ruth Webb stands accused of complicity in a horrific series of sexual assaults and murders. Her husband, Eddie, has committed suicide in their home, after leaving an incriminating suicide note. The garden and the floors of the Webbs’ house have been dug up to reveal…

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Here comes the sun

By DavidPrestidge

3 July, 2014

On the Radar — Adrian McKinty’s latest book heads up our new releases this week. His recent work has been set in Northern Ireland during The Troubles, but this time he takes us to the South Seas and back to 1906. Among other writers competing…

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The Edge of Sanity by Sheryl Browne

By DavidPrestidge

1 July, 2014

Just outside Worcester, in the relative peace of rural England, Daniel Conner owns a canal boatyard. Or rather he did. He’s selling the business and is waiting for the contract to be finalised. He desperately needs to move on with his wife and daughter. The…

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Face Off edited by David Baldacci

By DavidPrestidge

29 June, 2014

Remember the rock supergroups of the 1970s? Blind Faith; Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young; Derek and the Dominoes; Emerson, Lake and Palmer? Did the whole ever equal the sum of its parts? That’s an argument for another day, but what if a similar collaborative concept…

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1919 and all that

By DavidPrestidge

26 June, 2014

On the Radar — Given it’s the centenary of the beginning of The Great War this year, what better place to start than a book based on that monumental conflict. However, even if you don’t like WWI spy thrillers, there’s plenty more to grab you…

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Heartman by MP Wright

By DavidPrestidge

25 June, 2014

There is a deep irony from the outset in the setting of this book. We are in the wintry and snow covered English city of Bristol. It is 1964. Two centuries earlier, Bristol was one of the main European ports exporting African slaves to the…

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The Reckoning by Rennie Airth

By DavidPrestidge

22 June, 2014

We are in an England slowly trying to come to terms with the fact that, despite sitting on the victorious side of the table after a brutal war, it is in a mess. Food is still rationed. Whole districts of London and other major cities…

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Stephanie Plum is back for novel number 21

By DavidPrestidge

19 June, 2014

On the Radar — One of America’s top female authors – Janet Evanovich – is top of our pile this week as we look at the latest crime fiction releases. Meanwhile, we’ve also got some hot new summer picks from Steve Mosby, Jonas Winner and…

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A short film about Serial Killing by Alex Radcliffe

Here comes the sun

The Edge of Sanity by Sheryl Browne

Face Off edited by David Baldacci

1919 and all that

Heartman by MP Wright

The Reckoning by Rennie Airth

Stephanie Plum is back for novel number 21

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