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Book reviews by PAM NORFOLK

Wednesday, 13 January 2021

The Captive

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Deborah O’Connor IMAGINE having a cage in your kitchen… inside is the man who murdered your husband and his punishment demands that he mus...
Tuesday, 12 January 2021

The Marlow Murder Club

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Robert Thorogood SEPTUAGENARIAN crossword compiler Judith Potts has more than just three-across to puzzle over when she finds herself spea...
Monday, 11 January 2021

The Godmothers

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Monica McInerney AS she moved from one small Australian town to another with her funny, loving but troubled mother, Eliza Miller’s one con...
Thursday, 7 January 2021

CHILDREN'S BOOKS: Last ticket to ride, a monster mystery and kitchen nightmares

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Get on track for a train journey to adventure, enjoy cliffhangers and thrills galore in a fabulous fantasy series, meet a baker’s boy who ne...
Wednesday, 6 January 2021

The Smallest Man

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Frances Quinn  A TINY hero with a big heart stands head and shoulders above the rest in a dazzling debut novel set at the court of King Ch...
Tuesday, 5 January 2021

Without a Trace

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Mari Hannah  WHEN a plane falls from the sky between London and New York, the intrepid DCI Kate Daniels’ private and professional lives ar...
Monday, 28 December 2020

The Stasi Game

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David Young   FOR nearly five years, crime thriller fans have shared the trials, tribulations, and infrequent triumphs, of Karin Müller, a...
Wednesday, 16 December 2020

Fool Me Twice

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Jeff Lindsay ART thief Riley Wolfe is a master of his nefarious trade but stealing a priceless fresco from the wall of the Vatican is sure...
Tuesday, 15 December 2020

Murder at the Castle

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M.B. Shaw A COMMISSION to paint a young woman’s portrait turns out to be murder for artist Iris Grey when she heads off to a castle in the...
Monday, 14 December 2020

Oxford crime series to be adapted for TV

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FROM a leafy corner of Oxford, author Cara Hunter ( right ) has found a comfortable perch on the upper branches of the flourishing crime-wri...
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Pam Norfolk
From romance to thrillers, family sagas to historical fiction and children’s books to crime mysteries, I have been writing reviews for a north of England newspaper group for more than ten years. I have also reviewed books for the Wordsworth Trust’s Romanticism blog. My work appears on the Lancashire Post website and 20 other newspaper titles. Born In Lancaster and educated at Queen Elizabeth School in Kirkby Lonsdale, Cumbria, I trained as a journalist on a newspaper in Morecambe. For over 30 years, I worked as a reporter and sub-editor on various evening newspapers as well as a national newspaper, gaining a first-class degree in English along the way and now book reviewing for over 20 newspapers. I am married to fellow journalist John Norfolk.
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