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Linda Huber
Goodreads Author
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The United Kingdom
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Out with the new… #books
…and in with the “old”. Book covers, that is. I’m really glad to see the Lakeside Hotel books back in their original covers and looking gorgeous. More about this later; it’s the wrong time of year to be promoting a mainly summery series (though there’s a Christmas book too, just sayin’). Watch out for more […]
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Baby Dear
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2017
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Stolen Sister
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2019
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Chosen Child: gripping psychological suspense
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2016
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The Cold Cold Sea
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2013
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The Attic Room
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2015
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Daria's Daughter
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2021
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The Runaway
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2020
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Pact of Silence
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The Paradise Trees
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2013
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Ward Zero
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2016
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“running out for Maggie at the cottage, and also for Jennifer and Hailey. No-one can underestimate a mother’s love for her child, and no-one can predict the lengths one will go to, to protect her family. The Attic Room A father’s secret. A mother’s lie. A family mystery. An unexpected phone call – and Nina’s life takes a disturbing twist. Who is John Moore? And how does he know her name? Nina travels south to see the house she”
― Chosen Child: gripping psychological suspense
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“Shopping was nothing but a pathetic attempt to distract herself from the disastrous turn her life had taken.”
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Author Interviews, Book Reviews & Promotions
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Books are amazing to read - escapism at its best. But, do you ever wonder how the author wrote it or what inspired it? If so, author interviews are ...more
My new crime novel, Death Comes Calling, is now available from Kindle ebook and paperback form, so please feel free to take a look via the Amazon UK link at the bottom.
The Kindle price is £2.99 and the paperback price is £9.32.
A successful career woman is found dead on the floor of her North London kitchen with her throat brutally slashed. Beside the body lies a half-open razor with a single droplet of blood at the tip of an otherwise pristine blade.
However, the forensics prove this razor can’t be the murder weapon, and when another successful career woman is found murdered a few days later, again in her kitchen, again with her throat cut and again with a blood-tipped half-open razor placed beside her body, Detective Chief Inspector John Gore of the Metropolitan Police fears he has a potential serial killer on his hands.
As the body count rises the pressure is mounting on Gore to quickly find and stop the killer.
Meanwhile someone is sending him taunting notes, each headed, Death Comes Calling, and Gore begins to realise the killer is playing mind games not just with the police, but with him personally. The question is…why?
https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B089NHM8W1
Thanks, Tom.