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Mark West
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Don't Go Back
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Still Waters Run
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Only Watching You
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To See Too Much: Suspenseful Psychological Thriller Fiction
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A Killer Amongst Us
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The Hunter's Quarry
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SEASIDE PSYCHOLOGICAL: A box set of thriller reads for the beach
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We Were Seen: A psychological thriller with a great twist
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The Mill
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Drive
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Secrets of the Italian Guesthouse, by Sue Moorcroft
As regular readers of the blog will know, I've been friends with Sue Moorcroft since we first met at the Kettering Writers Group in 1999 (we genre writers were consigned to the back of the room, where we had a great laugh). Since then she's gone from strength to strength, hitting number one in the Kindle Bestseller charts (with The Christmas Promise) on her way to becoming a Sunday Times Best Sel
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| Invited to view the estate of McKindless, a rich local man, Glasgow auctioneer Rilke uncovers a disturbing cache of vintage photographs amongst the erotica hidden away in the attic. His unauthorized investigation into whether the images depict real v ...more | |
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| original 2010 review - Teaming up again with Allie (from “Singing Serpent”), the boys travel to her Uncle’s Christmas Tree farm in New Mexico, which is close to an abandoned mine (the Death Trap of the title). Local-boy-made-good Thurgood has re-open ...more | |
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| Grange Hill was in for a hard time. The local council had decided that with four schools in the area, one should go on the basis of their exam results, sports performance and public behaviour. But who really want to save Grange Hill anyway, let alone ...more | |
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| Traumatized after witnessing a Vietnam War atrocity (from which he took a photograph that made his career) and no longer able to photograph people, New York photographer Geoffrey Barnett meets a woman with whom he develops a strong relationship befor ...more | |
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| Annie Blunt and her young son Charlie moved to their house in upstate New York to put a dreadful year behind them. The death of her husband and a scandal around one of her children's books left them both needing a fresh start. But things aren't as pe ...more | |
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Over the years, I've read a lot of Sue Moorcroft's work and, I have to say, this is one of her best. Plus, it's the start of a trilogy, so reading through and picking up what's key to this novel, or perhaps others in the series, has been fun. I reall ...more |
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| Ben Dyker lives in a caravan with his crippled dad, driving from town to town and picking up odd jobs. Ben loves football but his dad is adamant he won’t play – it turns out, Mr Dyker had been a football legend himself in his day but had his career c ...more | |
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“Noble deeds and hot baths are the best cures for depression.”
― I Capture the Castle
― I Capture the Castle
“I began writing late; my first articles and stories were published after I was thirty, and I was motivated by money. Money is not a bad motivation. The need to eat keeps us from laziness, and the fact that someone is willing to pay to read what we write assures us that we have indeed written.”
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