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The Missing Ink
Sometimes when I need a break from heavy action and violent crime I turn american cosy crimes. They are like my guilty little pleasure. There are lots of great series out there, from coffee shop and t… more →
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Ebook deal of the day: Agatha Raisin and the Quiche of Death by M.C. Beaton
wrote 1 month ago: Today’s ebook deal of the day is Agatha Raisin and the Quiche of Death by M.C. Beaton, the fir … more →
The Missing Ink
wrote 1 month ago: Sometimes when I need a break from heavy action and violent crime I turn american cosy crimes. They … more →
REVIEW: Murder Actually – Stephanie McCarthy
wrote 3 months ago: Attica e-book edition cover Elspeth Gray, a romance novelist in her mid-thirties, has been living in … more →
Unholy Dying
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A Season for Murder
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The perfect book
wrote 3 months ago: The button to the right still says ‘January sale’ even though it’s February. Time … more →
The Affair of the Mutilated Mink
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Notorious nineteen
wrote 4 months ago: Rather more explosive than usual, but just as much fun. … more →
Smokin Seventeen
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Agatha Raisin: Hiss and Hers
wrote 4 months ago: Whilst still an enjoyable romp of a read, I do think the plots are beginning to flag and becoming a … more →
The Mystery of Murder
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wrote 6 months ago: Why on earth are murder mysteries so comforting? They shouldn’t be, really. Given the sinister plott … more →
Blueberry Muffin Murder - Joanne Fluke
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wrote 7 months ago: You got to love some cosy crime. And if you want to torture yourself with delicious sounding cookies … more →
Her Royal Spyness
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The King's Park Irregulars - An Abigail Craig Mystery
wrote 1 year ago: When Abigail Craig’s friend, retired solicitor Alasdair Mills, is burgled and his prized possession, … more →
The Daughters of Gentlemen - A Frances Doughty Mystery
wrote 1 year ago: Frances Doughty is a young sleuth on her first professional case, trying to discover who distributed … more →
Agatha Raisin: As The Pig Turns
wrote 1 year ago: Sometimes after all the heavy crime, you just need some light hearted (yet still well plotted) fun. … more →
The dark underbelly of the Irish tiger
wrote 1 year ago: Irish crime is considered the latest big thing in publishing circles and on its way to match the Sca … more →
To All Appearance, Dead, by Liz Filleul
wrote 1 year ago: In a trembling voice, she informed them all that she’d just received a phone call saying that … more →
TV Tie-ins: old and new
wrote 1 year ago: I’ve been enjoying the series of Mrs Bradley Mysteries on BBC4 starring Dame Diana Rigg. They … more →
