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The Sentence is Death by Anthony Horowitz
The second book in the bestselling series starring private investigator Daniel Hawthorne is the latest caustic crime bonanza from Anthony. ...
Another Day in the Life by Ringo Starr
Ringo Starr, or Richard Starkey if you prefer, has recently released a third collection of photographs, mostly taken by him, but a few of them ...
Challenging Waters by J.C. Mather
No, the author is not suffering from a late mid-life crisis when he decides on his sixtieth birthday to tackle swims across the English Lake ...
Unlawful Things by Anna Sayburn Lane
Combining a literary historical mystery with the pacing of a contemporary thriller, Anna Sayburn Lane’s debut Unlawful Things sees PhD ...
Atom Bomb to Santa Claus: What Have the Americans Ever Done for Us? by Trevor Homer
Come here to ignore the slightly loaded subtitle – “What Have the Americans Ever Done for Us?” indeed – and just wallow in a lot ...
Once Upon a River by Diane Setterfield
It all starts with a inn on the bank of the Thames. Whilst there are many inns, it is the Swan where this story is told. Joe Bliss and his wife ...
West by Carys Davies
Slender in size and rather thin in terms of plot, West manages to pack a remarkable amount into its 150 pages. Ostensibly a novella about one&# ...
The Nocturnal Brain: Tales of Nightmares and Neuroscience by Dr Guy Leschziner
Thankfully I have never had any issues in sleeping. I put my head on the pillow and almost always I am asleep within a few minutes. I sleep ...
Move to Murder by Antony M. Brown
When a woman is found dead, the first potential suspects for the police are partners and ex-partners. This is because they are statistically to ...
The Taking of Annie Thorne by C.J. Tudor
Grabbing you with its opening murder scene – a blue bottle infested home of bludgeoned children, supposedly killed by their mother, a ...
Paul Simon: The Life by Robert Hilburn
When the subject of a biography has had as exciting a life as Paul Simon has, the biography tends to fall into one of two traps, either a hatchet ...
The Chestnut Man by Søren Sveistrup
From the creator of the hit Scandinavian television show The Killing, comes a psychopathic killer who is closer than you could possibly imagine. ...
Blog Tour: The Courier by Kjell Ola Dahl
Welcome to the nbmagazine.co.uk stop on the blog tour for The Courier by Kjell Ola Dahl! Here’s a little info about the book: In Oslo in ...
The Conviction of Cora Burns by Carolyn Kirby
There’s always a worry when a novel gets built up as much as The Conviction of Cora Burns has been. Will it be able live up to the hype? The ...
Blog Tour: His Perfect Wife by Natasha Bell
Welcome to the nbmagazine.co.uk stop on the blog tour for The Perfect Wife by Natasha Bell! Here’s a little info about the book: Alexandra ...
Secret Service by Tom Bradby
I’m not sure why this best-selling author’s work has passed me by as I am obviously aware of him as a political editor (2005-2015) ...
