I recently went on a little trip to Norfolk, a place I had spent a few years living as a child. It was only a short trip, with one night in Norwich and then one night in Cromer, as a visit here was one on my list of 40 things to do. Norwich was an interesting…
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My Sister by Michelle Adams – a review
I was given a free copy of this at the festival last year, and it has only just reached the top of my rather teetering ‘to be read’ pile. My Sister is the debut novel by Michelle Adams. It tells the story of Irini who was given away by her parents at the age of…
Porcelain: flesh of the innocents by Lee Cockburn – a review Spring Reading Week BLOG TOUR
I was given a copy of Porcelain: flesh of the innocents by Lee Cockburn from the publisher Clink Street Publishing and I am delighted to be part of their spring reading week. Porcelain is described as vivid, dark and unsettling and it most certainly is. Set in Edinburgh, the story starts with two five year…
Spring Reads Guest Post – Matthew Redford
Now regular readers of my blog will be familiar with the hilarious world of Food Sapiens and our main carrot DI Wortel. Remember the case of the dead mince spy? For those of you who have no idea what I’m on about you can find out more here (Addicted to death by Matthew Redford –…
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