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Category Archives: Crime fiction
Interview: Eva Dolan, author of Long Way Home
My first review of 2014 was Long Way Home, a cracker of a debut novel by British author, Eva Dolan. Long Way Home opens with the discovery of a corpse of an adult male migrant worker in the burnt out remains of … Continue reading
Long Way Home
I’ve never been to Peterborough. In fact, I’d never even heard of the place until I’d read Eva Dolan’s gripping debut crime novel, Long Way Home. Peterborough is the setting of Long Way Home, a suburban satellite town the Internet says … Continue reading
My year in books: Benoit Lelievre
Today is the last guest post in the ‘my year in books’ series. I hope you’ve enjoyed the selections that have featured on my site over the last few weeks as much as I have. There’s one more post to … Continue reading
