As you may remember I recently read an excellent novel called Distress Signals based around the idea of cruise ships. I’m now delighted to be able to welcome to acrimereadersblog the author of that novel, Catherine Ryan Howard who has agreed to answer some questions. Thanks for joining me Catherine, and thanks for the advanced…
Tag: crime fiction
The Forty (nine) Steps
Back in the dim and distant time that was 2012 when I was but a much younger thing I set myself my first ever Theakstons Old Peculier Crime Writing Festival Challenge (TOPCWFC). In case you don’t know this was for me to read a book by every author at the festival that year. Well it…
The Good Mother by AL Bird – a review BLOG TOUR
I was lucky enough to be given a copy of The Good Mother from the publisher and am very pleased to be taking part in the blog tour. The Good Mother starts with Suzan waking up realising that she is being held captive in a bedroom and her daughter is missing. Soon she hears her…
Trust No One by Clare Donoghue – a review
I recently had a trip to London so took the opportunity to catch up with some of my new netgalley acquisitions. Trust No One by Clare Donoghue has an intriguing strapline, ‘He never saw it coming, she always knew it would’. The novel starts with Richard having a barbeque with his two children, Harvey and…
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