Actress Vena Burford is ‘resting’ between jobs. But needs must, and with few voice-over jobs in the pipeline, Vena takes on a few jobs for friends and family around the…

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It seems that Marvel are continuing their love for all things girl power, and have announced that they may be expanding Spider-Man’s filmic universe. A new film would feature a…

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…moulds. There are many books I can think of that play with horizontal colour strips, but I love that this cover takes it a step further, rotating the text for…

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Since her parents’ mysterious deaths many years ago, scientist Cora Sparks has spent her days in the safety of her university lab or at her grandmother Etta’s dress shop. Tucked…

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An unexpected inheritance from her grandmother offers Libby Pulford the opportunity to escape her abusive marriage and return to her Lancashire roots with her young son Ned. But her domineering…

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…love with it. A House in the Sunflowers tells of their affair with the house, from the search and initial frustrations, their euphoria when they finally bought it and the…

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…shop: an ornate Victorian writing desk of mahogany and mother-of-pearl, containing a dozen drawers – one curiously and impossibly locked – overflowing with epistolary paraphernalia. And, once the scene was…

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…in pictures of your own innovative bookshelf ideas or proud book displays which may inspire me. Just email chiara@allisonandbusby.com (Prizes involved…) Chiara Priorelli, Publicity & Online Marketing Manager Recommend This:…

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‘Men are April when they woo, December when they wed: maids are May when they are maids, but the sky changes when they are wives.’ As You Like It My…

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A Concert for Christmas Buy Now The Railway Detective’s Christmas Case Buy Now Death at the Terminus Buy Now The Paris Peacemakers Buy Now The Camden Murder Buy Now Murder…

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For years, the human and vampire residents of Morganville, Texas, have managed to co-exist in peace. But now that the threat to the vampires has been defeated, the human residents…

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…her fellow charity-shop workers, she discovers long-held secrets and hitherto unknown connections – and perhaps a motive for murder exists after all?  As Shakespeare put it so eloquently in Julius…

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…he becomes convinced she’s the latest victim of The Vacation Killer who has claimed eleven lives already – is Laura going to be the twelfth? The MO is the same…

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…her husband – every Tuesday at 9pm sharp. Then there’s Todd, the handsome stay-at-home-dad – the one the other mothers admire in a silent Look-But-Do-Not-Touch fashion. He’s trying (for his…

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WINNER OF THE GOLDSBORO LAST LAUGH AWARD The latest hilarious and scathing satire from Ruth Dudley Edwards ‘…the Turner Prize…is named after an innovative painter of genius and is awarded…

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…buy it. She has a vivid memory of being taken as a child to a stately home, where a man she believes must have been her father gave her this…

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The first book in the Hatton and Roumande mystery series. A stunning debut rich in period detail and sinister intrigue that introduces a memorable duo – one of London’s first…

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The autumn of 1897 began well, but within days Rose McQuinn loses two precious things – her fiancé, Jack Macmerry, and her elusive dog, Thane. Her stubborn refusal to give…

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…professional. But when his search for answers leads him to government official Aldous Carstairs, the US agent may find himself in over his head. At Carstairs’ recommendation, Stuyvesant enlists the…

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…search takes her to the New Forest where she stumbles upon Lord Frenshaw’s estate. Her skill at handling some of the large and difficult war horses bred there, shines through…

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