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Tag: political

Book review: Squeeze Me by Carl Hiaasen

Carl Hiaasen’s novels combine pacy, absurdist plots, a wry take on political and popular culture and an underlying anger at … More

cli-fi, humour, political, trump

End of the Bay is published! Read an extract

End of the Bay is now live on Amazon! Thanks to everyone who has been so supportive of the launch … More

cli-fi, cosy mystery, devon, humour, political, satire

Coming soon: my new novel End of the Bay

I haven’t been around as much on the blog or social media, because I’ve been finishing a book! It’s not … More

cosy mystery, humour, political, satire

Book review: Who Killed Berta Cáceres? by Nina Lakhani

Berta Cáceres was a Honduran political activist, fighting for environmental and indigenous rights. She was murdered in 2016 by hired … More

biography, green / environmental, political, true crime

Book review: Sword by by Bogdan Teodorescu, translated by Marina Sofia

Sword is a political thriller from Romania, one of a number of translated titles from new indie publisher Corylus Books. … More

political, translation

Book review: The Good Doctor by Damon Galgut

Frank Eloff is a world-weary doctor in a remote South African hospital. His world is upturned when an idealistic young … More

african, damon galgut, man booker, novels about doctors, political, south african

Book review: A Single Source by Peter Hanington

A Single Source is the second in the series featuring William Carver, a veteran BBC foreign correspondent, and his tenacious young … More

journalist, political

Book review: This Is Gomorrah by Tom Chatfield

Azi Bello navigates the darker reaches of the internet from his shed in East Croydon. He is highly skilled, and … More

political, spy thriller, tech thriller, technology

Book review: Joe Country by Mick Herron

Joe Country is the sixth Slough House novel. I would definitely recommend reading them in order, but if you’re coming … More

jackson lamb, mick herron, political, spy thriller

Book review: All the Colours of the Town by Liam McIlvanney (Conway Trilogy #1)

After reading and loving Liam McIlvanney’s The Quaker last year, I was eager to try his earlier novels. As Brexit … More

journalist, political, scottish crime fiction

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