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Category Archives: British fiction
I, Mona Lisa by Natasha Solomons
Imagine if the Mona Lisa could talk! What stories could she tell? In Natasha Solomons’ book, we get a novel which imagines just that.
The Eyre Affair by Jasper Fforde
Meet Thursday Next, literary detective and a female to be reckoned with, intelligent, resourceful and poised
A Rock and a Hard Place by J.D. Kirk
D.C.I. Jack Logan faces more than the challenge of a police investigation in this great thriller
The Iron Man by Ted Hughes
A modern fairy tale where a potential destroyer becomes a hero through understanding and communication
Code to Murder (DCI Ben Fitzpatrick Book One) by Pat McTaggart
A new fictional police detective is here – smart, determined, a great team leader but is DCI Ben Fitzpatrick battling more than just crime?
The Glassmaker by Tracy Chevalier
The story of Orsola Rosso, a glassmaker’s daughter from Murano, spanning many ages
Sidney Chambers and The Shadow of Death by James Runcie
A vicar becomes drawn into murder mysteries where his knowledge of human nature serves him well
The Toffee Man and the Kingdom of Ends by L.K. Quinn
An intriguing title for an intriguing book about an imaginative girl called April at a key time in her life
Seville by Paul A. Mendelson
A light, humorous book, set in Seville which examines the marriage of William and Luisa as they relive their honeymoon 30 years later