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REVIEW: ‘Fire and Bones’ by Kathy Reichs
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I was intrigued to read about the work of a forensic anthropologist. I’ve not read any earlier books in the series, so I’m not sure how ...

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Language City: The Fight to Preserve Endangered Mother Tongues – review
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Ross Perlin‘s Language City, winner of the British Academy Book Prize 2024, explores the global crisis of endangered languages by focusing on the ...

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Barrowbeck by Andrew Michael Hurley
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The term 'folk horror' is perfect for the north of England. Perfect too, for this exceptional writer who has mastered ...

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REVIEW: ‘The Volunteers’ by Carol Donaldson
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‘I took the job in a panic as my life hit the buffers and the money ran out.’ This might not sound like an auspicious beginning, but as ‘The ...

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Ukraine: Russia’s War and the Future of the Global Order – review
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Ukraine: Russia’s War and the Future of the Global Order, edited by Michael Cox explores the causes and nature of Russia’s war in Ukraine, triggered by the ...

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The Killer in the Cold by Alex Pine
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With this beautiful snowy festive cover it came as a shock to discover that the dog walker found the dead body ...

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REVIEW: ‘Cut Short’ by BD Spargo
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I loved this book and look forward to Doyle’s next case. Oh, you want more information than that? Ok. If you like police procedurals, you ...

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Fire by John Boyne – A.J. Sefton
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A dark and disturbing story indeed.The story opens with the narrator saying that she has experience of being buried ...

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REVIEW: ‘How to Survive a Horror Movie’ by Scarlett Dunmore
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Think ‘Scream’ but for a YA audience and with added ghosts. Charley’s whole identity is “horror movie enthusiast”, so when someone starts ...

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What the Nanny Saw by Kaira Rouda
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Books-on-Tour A story where the dazzling frivolity of glamour hides the true needs, desires and sadness that ...

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