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Tag Archives: murder
Mrs Pearcey by Lottie Moggach (Phoenix)
“Hannah and Cosmo’s engagement dinner was being held at his parents’ house in Kensington.” This pastiche of a Victorian potboiler would make an excellent film. Hello, Hollywood! Camden calling – murder, real life crime, coming of age, a mystery to … Continue reading
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Tagged book-review, book-reviews, books, Camden town, coming of age, fiction, murder, mystery, true crime
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64 by Hideo Yokoyama (Riverrun)
“Snowflakes danced through the evening light.” THE publisher Riverrun is part of Quercus who famously unearthed the works of the late Stieg Larsson and thereby launched Scandi noire. So here we are again, only this time it is Japan and … Continue reading
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Tagged detecto, hideo yokoyama, japanese police drama, kidnap, murder, prefecture d, ransom, yoshinobu mikami
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