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Review: From Crime Scenes to Cruise Ships, by Dr Rhona Morrison
Screenshot NEW FROM THE BESTSELLING AUTHOR OF I DON’T TALK TO DEAD BODIES What if your biggest challenge became your greatest adventure?One day, Dr Rhona Morrison was a respected forensic psychiatrist planning for retirement. The next, on her birthday, she became a widow, stepping into an uncertain and unplanned future alone. But as Rhona soon discovered, an ending can also be a beginning – if…
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Review: The Cat Bride, by Charlotte Tierney
PUBLICATION DATE: 7 APRIL 2025 | SALT PUBLISHING | £10.99 | PAPERBACK ORIGINAL The heatwave of 1995. Sixteen years since an infamous tiger-lynx hybrid escaped a small moorland zoo and killed a man. Sixteen years since the animal was euthanised. Sixteen years for the zoo to fall into disrepair. Lowdy’s Mumma grew up in the zoo and when Lowdy falls ill, they’re forced to move to the old zoo…
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Review: A Rebel's History of Mars, by Nadia Afifi
Format304 pages, HardcoverExpected publicationJuly 15, 2025 by Flame Tree PressISBN9781787589452 Rocky Mountain Fiction Writer member’s striking new book of time travel and biological science fiction is a thrilling ride. Kezza, an aerialist in the Martian circus, can never return to Earth – but she can assassinate the man she blames for her grim life on the red planet. Her murderous plans take…
Review: Named, by Camilla Balshaw
Bedford Square Publishers05 June 2025£18.99978-1-8350-1071-6Hardback The bookOur names are a shadow we carry around with us. They are part of who we are. Our names are a marker of our self-identity and our sense of self. Our names have the power to shock. They have the power to heal, and they have the power to trigger conversations around race, class, social mobility and belonging. But what is a…
The Burial Witch - Cari Thomas
I am joining the blog tour today for The Burial Witch, the second novella from Cari Thomas’s Threadneedle world. Many thanks to Cari and Harper Voyager for providing me with a copy of the book, and to Anne Cater at Random Things Tours for inviting me to take part. BLURB: The unopenable box. A mythical object that appears in fairy tales and folklore across all cultures around the world. Sometimes…
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