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Book reviews by PAM NORFOLK

Wednesday, 1 May 2024

A Plague of Serpents

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K.J. Maitland THREE years on from the treasonous Gunpowder Plot of 1605, King James I is still the target of unrepentant Catholics who are...
Tuesday, 30 April 2024

Different Aspects: A Memoir

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Michael Ball ‘This is... a biography, not just of me, thank God, but of a musical – a tale of how Aspects of Love, a weird and very wonder...
Monday, 29 April 2024

Royal Station Master’s Daughters in Love

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Ellee Seymour THE historic railway station at Wolferton in Norfolk takes centre stage again in the third and final book of a fascinating F...
Sunday, 28 April 2024

Homecoming for the Chocolate Girls

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Annie Murray THE city of Birmingham may not now be much-loved saga writer Annie Murray’s home territory but its people, its streets and it...

A Mother’s Sorrow

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Margaret Dickinson THREE young women, two families united and a bond that can’t be broken... enjoy meeting a group of women thrown togethe...
Wednesday, 24 April 2024

CHILDREN'S BOOKS: A cosmic romp, fairytale science and a toad witch

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Dive into a thrills-and-spills new adventure series set in a dazzling cosmic realm, meet the Big Bad Wolf determined to debunk fairytales wi...
Tuesday, 23 April 2024

The Tuscan Daughter

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Tessa Harris CAUGHT up in the fascist terrors sweeping through Italy in the autumn of 1942, a young English governess must decide if she w...
Monday, 22 April 2024

No Reserve

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Felix Francis WHEN a young bloodstock sales auctioneer starts investigating a suspected multi-million pound fraud, he soon discovers that ...
Friday, 19 April 2024

The Midnight Rose

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Lucinda Riley GET ready to be swept away by a haunting romance that spans one century, two continents and four generations as the account ...
Wednesday, 17 April 2024

CHILDREN'S BOOKS: A wild mission, a toilet disaster and a canine comedy

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Return to a wild dystopian world full of danger and disease, share giggles with a boy tasked with making a queen laugh, join a fox and a gir...
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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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