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Putting Authors in the Picture #9: Claire Fuller
By Liz Robinson on 7th May 2019 I’d like to introduce you to Claire Fuller, our author in the picture for May. Claire started writing when she was 40 and her first novel Our Endless Numbered Days won the prestigious Desmond Elliott Prize.
Win a Signed set of Louise Beech Novels!
We have three signed sets of Louise Beech novels to give away! The sets will include: How to Be Brave, The Mountain in My Shoe, Maria in the Moon, The Lion Tamer Who Lost and Call Me Star Girl. These books will be signed by Louise at the Newcastle Noir Festival! Please note that this draw is open only for UK residents and is free to enter, multiple entries from the same email address will only be counted once. The draw closes on 22nd May 2019. The winners will be notified as soon as possible.
Call Me Star Girl by Louise Beech
LoveReading View on Call Me Star Girl A beautifully powerful read that sits in darkness, not an all-consuming menacing murk, but one with pinpricks of light that can be found and felt if you open yourself to the discovery. Stella McKeever is working on her final radio show, she is encouraging listeners to divulge their secrets and waiting another call from a man who claims he knows who murdered the pregnant woman in the city three weeks previously, but should some secrets stay secret?
The Ringmaster by Vanda Symon
LoveReading View on The Ringmaster A crime series you can really get your armchair sleuthing teeth into, Detective Sam Shepherd is back in her typical headstrong (oh so fabulous) style. I have quite simply adored the first two books in this award-winning New Zealand based series, which starts with ‘Overkill’ and is followed by ‘The Ringmaster’. A murder is linked to a travelling circus, and Sam wants in on the detective action.
The Doll Factory by Elizabeth Macneal
LoveReading View on The Doll Factory Beautifully and deliciously foreboding, this is an eloquent, thrilling treat of a read. Iris and Silas meet as construction begins for the Great Exhibition in 1850, for one it is an experience soon forgotten, for the other the beginning of a dangerous obsession. Members of the Pre-Raphelite Brotherhood gather, their ideals and connection to the Arts and Crafts movement fascinating to observe, particularly when compared to the logic and occupation of Silas.
Great Fiction Books for Young Adults
Mainly aimed at young adults, but high quality and readable for adults too, Young Adult Fiction navigates emotional stories and characters searching for who they are. This diverse genre can feature aspects from any other genre, from Family Dramas to Fantasy with a stop off at Horror and Historical Fiction along the way. This Month Last Month Earlier Featured Books All Books All Authors This Month's Featured Books All We Could Have Been Author: T. E.
The Story Of A Piano That Survived Bergen-Belsen
This is a piano tale. It’s a story about coincidences, Jewish connections and post-Holocaust fallout. I have a piano. It’s unusual because of its construction, but mostly because of its history. It was built by the Bechstein company circa 1908 in Germany. It is a rehearsal piano — an upright with extra long strings and an extra pedal to muffle the sound during practice sessions.
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