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Tag Archives: Graham Smith
When Stars Will Shine by various authors – review.
Description When Stars Will Shine is a collection of short stories from your favourite authors who have come together to deliver you a Christmas read with a twist. With true war tales that will break your heart, gritty Christmas crimes … Continue reading →
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Tagged Alex Kane, Amazon, Anna Osborne, anthology, Billy McLaughlin, book review, Carmen Radtke, charity, christmas, Emma Mitchell, festive, Gordon Bickerstaff, Graham Smith, Heartwarming, homelessness, HR Kemp, Jane Risdon, John Carson, KA Richardson, Kris Egleton, Lexi Rees, Louise Jenson, Lucy Cameron, Malcolm Hollingdrake, Mark Brownless, Owen Mullen, Pail T Campbell, Paul Moore, PTSD, Rob Ashman, Robert Scragg, short stories, soldiers, Stewart Giles, tearjerker, Val Portelli, veterans
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Fun at the Theakston Old Peculiar Crime Writing Festival – 2019
Okay, this was my first time attending a crime book festival and wow, what a first! I had the most amazing time. It was lovely catching up with the Bookouture crew and the many author friends I’ve made. Finally, I … Continue reading →
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Tagged Barbara Copperthwaite, BBC, BBC News, Bookouture, Carla Kovach, Caroline Vincent, Crime Festival, crime fiction, Crime Thriller, Crimewatch, DI Gina Harte, Graham Smith, Harrogate, Her Final Hour, Her Pretty Bones, Liz Mistry, Malcolm Hollindrake, Nicola Sturgeon, Old Swan, Patricia Gibney, Police Procedural, Psychological thriller, Rob Ashman, Ruth Heald, Samantha Hayes, Shop Well for Less, Steph McGovern, Sue Watson, Sumaira Wilson, Susie Lynes, The Liar’s House, The Next Girl, Theakston’s Old Peculiar Crime Festival, Val McDermid, Yorkshire
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