“Daughter of ashes” by Marcia Talley – Book Review
We all have secrets. We all have things in our family histories that we would rather not acknowledge. It is only the wealthy and powerful – those with more to lose – who will take drastic and...
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Anna Hopkins is in her early thirties and lives alone in an imposing house in Oxford that was once owned by her grandparents. During her teenage years she suffered from an unspeakable family tragedy,...
View Article“Strange things done” by Elle Wild – Book Review
There are strange things done in the midnight sun By the men who moil for gold; The Arctic trails have their secret tales That would make your blood run cold… – Robert W. Service poem, “The Cremation...
View Article“Epitaph” by Anita Waller – Book Review
Before starting out on a much deserved holiday with her best friend Wendy Lucas, Doris Lester discovers that her late husband had fathered a child with his mistress. Doris and Wendy had planned to...
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This mystery, the second in a series set in Inishowen, is a well written mystery with likeable characters. The protagonist is Ben O’Keeffe a country solicitor. Her law practice is the most northerly...
View Article“The Well of Ice” by Andrea Carter – Book Review
This novel, the third in a series set in Inishowen, is a well written mystery with likeable characters. The protagonist is Ben O’Keeffe a country solicitor. Her law practice is the most northerly...
View Article“The Body Falls” by Andrea Carter – Book Review
This novel, the fifth in a series set in Inishowen, is a well written mystery with likeable characters. The protagonist is Ben O’Keeffe a country solicitor. Her law practice is the most northerly...
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