Today, to celebrate the 12th instalment in the brilliant Bryant & May series, I am very happy to welcome Christopher Fowler to the blog telling us “The Truth about Bryant and May”. The Truth About Bryant & May Christopher Fowler When the first Bryant & May book was… Continue reading
Publication Date: Available Now Source: Author Review Copy Ichabod Crane is dead! Everyone knows it. The Horseman took him—like so many others—one dark night in 1790. All that remained of the town’s amiable schoolmaster was his hat on the side of the road, with a shattered pumpkin beside it. But… Continue reading
Publication Date: Available Now. Source: Author Review Copy. Maverick cop Henk van der Pol is thinking about retirement when he finds a woman’s body in Amsterdam Harbour. His detective instincts take over, even though it’s not his case. But Henk’s bigger challenge is deciding who his friends are – not… Continue reading
Publication Date: Available Now from Troubador. Source: Author Review Copy Following a tragic car accident, Michael Sewell is alone for the first time. The loss of his wife, Margaret, after thirty years of marriage has left a hole far greater than Michael could have imagined. Persuaded to go on holiday… Continue reading
Photo by Jason Alden Today I’m happy to welcome Joanna Briscoe to the blog. Her new novel “Touched” is available now. Rowena Crale and her family have moved from London to a cottage in a picture perfect English village. But despite their efforts, the cottage resists all attempts at renovation.Walls… Continue reading
Publication Date: Available Now from Faber Source: Publisher Review Copy Six years ago a young married couple were found brutally stabbed to death in their home in Upstate New York. Local police arrested a suspect who later committed suicide. But what if the police got it wrong? Ex-FBI profiler Jefferson… Continue reading
Today a guest post from Luca Di Fulvio – welcome Luca and thank you! It’s completely natural for Italians to think of emigration as part of their DNA, as integral as art, music and sunshine. Even for those of us whose relatives did not emigrate. It’s part of our… Continue reading
Today I am very pleased to welcome Jane Cable to the blog – celebrating her new novel “The Faerie Tree”. Here she talks about keeping Fiction real. KEEPING FICTION REAL I tried to remember the first time I’d been here and to see the tree through Izzie’s eyes. The… Continue reading
Today I am happy to welcome Sebastien De Castell to the blog telling us all about Character Turmoil as the second book in his “Greatcoats” series is released. Turmoil and Tribulation in Series Fantasy: Why Authors Torment Your Favourite Characters I slammed down my copy of George R. R. Martin’s Storm… Continue reading
Publication Date: April 23rd from Avon. Source: Netgalley I know your name’s not really Jane Hughes… Jane Hughes has a loving partner, a job in an animal sanctuary and a tiny cottage in rural Wales. She’s happier than she’s ever been but her life is a lie. Jane Hughes does… Continue reading
