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Review: The Rabbits, by A.A. Milne
Publication date November 2023Price £9.99ISBN-13 978178842459 DescriptionThe adventures of a group of friends, pre-war, with far too much time on their hands. The Rabbits, as they call themselves, are Archie Mannering, hissister Myra, Samuel Simpson, Thomas of the Admiralty, Dahlia Blair and the narrator, with occasional guests. Their conversation is almost entirely frivolous, their activity…
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Blog tour calendar: The Rabbits, by A.A.Milne
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Glass Coffin - Gabby Hutchinson Crouch
I am reviewing Glass Coffin, book 3 in the Darkwood series by @scriblit today #glasscoffin #thedarkwoodseries #blogtour #bookblogger #bookreview #fictioncafebookclub #spoonshortagebookclub #fairytale #retelling @randomttours
I am thrilled to be joining the blog tour for Glass Coffin by Gabby Hutchinson Crouch today. Many thanks to Gabby and Farrago for providing me with a copy of the book, and to Anne Cater at Random Things Tours for inviting me to be a part of the tour. BLURB: The tyrannous Huntsmen have declared everyone in one village to be outlaws, since they insisted on supporting the magical beings of…
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Mr Finchley Discovers His England by Victor Canning
Mr Finchley Discovers His England by Victor Canning #ClassicRe-Release @farragobooks #Travelogue
Victor Canning’s books are experiencing a revival, and I have the first of a three part series based on a 45 year old solicitor’s assistant, Edgar Finchley and his first ever ‘holiday’ after years of working. Recently re-released by Farrago Books, please read on for
Mr. Finchley Discovers His England
Set in 1934, Edgar Finchley is a proper and rather single-minded man, at 45 he’s been the chief…
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Plaster Sinners: Flaxborough Chronicles #11 by Colin Watson
Plaster Sinners: Flaxborough Chronicles #11 by Colin Watson #ClassicReRelease @FarragoBooks #Flaxborough
Another re-release in the Flaxborough Chronicles series from Colin Watson, this one first published in 1981. Please read on for my review of
Plaster Sinners
Forty years have passed from the first release of this story, yet it holds a timeless quality that harkens back to simpler days and times, fitting quite nicely into the mysteries favored by fans of classic British authors. Colin Watson’s…
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Blue Murder: Flaxborough Chronicles #10 by Colin Watson
Blue Murder: Flaxborough Chronicles #10 by Colin Watson #ClassicReRelease @FarragoBooks #Flaxborough
Another in the re-release of Colin Watson’s Flaxborough Chronicles cozy mystery series, featuring the ever-present Inspector Purbright as yet another mystery comes to the forefront. Please read on for my review of
Blue Murder
Originally written in 1979, this installment in the Flaxborough Chronicles takes a more salacious turn as London journalist Clive Grail is determined to ferret out and…
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Charity Ends at Home: Flaxborough Chronicles #5 by Colin Watson
Charity Ends at Home: Flaxborough Chronicles #5 by Colin Watson #ClassicReRelease @FarragoBooks #Flaxborough
The fifth in Colin Watson’s Flaxborough Chronicles series is on the blog today – a re-release of the original published in 1968, this brings another murder and mystery to the little English village. Please read on for my review of
Charity Ends at Home
An anonymous letter in which the writer is in fear for their life arrives on the desk of Constable Chubb, but our intrepid Purbright is inclined to…
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Lonelyheart 4122: Flaxborough Chronicles #4 by Colin Watson
Lonelyheart 4122: Flaxborough Chronicles #4 by Colin Watson #ClassicReRelease @FarragoBooks #Flaxborough
Another in the Flaxborough Chronicles series from Colin Watson, now available in re-release. Please read on for my review of
Lonelyheart 4122
You won’t get much more ‘British’ in the feel of these books, and this one makes a place for itself in a seemingly straight-line path to the suspect. Originally published in 1967, there is a very definite sense of the time in some outmoded beliefs and…
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