Literary Landscapes: Charting the Real-Life Settings of the World’s Favourite Fiction
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Claire Harman: Murder by the Book: A Sensational Chapter in Victorian Crime
Robert Barnard: A Little Local Murder (Pan Heritage Classics)
William Miller: Gloucester Crescent: Me, My Dad and Other Grown-Ups
Ann Cleeves: A Day in the Death of Dorothea Cassidy (Inspector Ramsay Series Book 3)
Murder at the Manor: A British Library Crime Classic (British Library Crime Classics)
Serpents in Paradise: A British Library Crime Classic (British Library Crime Classics)
Anthony Wynne: Murder of a Lady (British Library Crime Classics)
Jill McGown: Murder at the Old Vicarage: A Christmas Mystery
Bill Bryson: The Road to Little Dribbling: More Notes From a Small Island
Agatha Christie: 4:50 from Paddington (Miss Marple Mysteries)
Lucinda Hawksley: The Mystery of Princess Louise: Queen Victoria's Rebellious Daughter
Andrea Camilleri: The Treasure Hunt: The Inspector Montalbano Mysteries - Book 16
Emma Smith: As Green as Grass: Growing Up Before, During & After the Second World War
Anthony Trollope: The Vicar of Bullhampton (Classic Reprint)
Clive Aslet: Villages of Britain: The Five Hundred Villages That Made the Countryside
Helen Rappaport: Magnificent Obsession: Victoria, Albert and the Death That Changed the Monarchy
Mrs. Oliphant: Chronicles of Carlingford: The Rector and The Doctor's Family
Anthony Trollope: The Duke's Children (Oxford World's Classics)
Anthony Trollope: The Prime Minister (Oxford World's Classics)
Cynthia Harrod-Eagles: Fell Purpose (Detective Inspector Bill Slider Mysteries)
Frances Hodgson Burnett: In Connection with the De Willoughby Claim
Sharon Mail: We Could Possibly Comment - Ian Richardson Remembered
Carola Dunn: The Black Ship: A Daisy Dalrymple Murder Mystery
David Roberts: Sweet Sorrow (Lord Edward Corinth & Verity Brown)
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Just posted over on the Cruise blog. Here is the link:
http://randomjottings.typepad.com/random_goes_on_a_cruise/2018/03/surry-hills.html
Reading update - The Thirst by Joe Nesbo. The latest Harry Hole thriller. He is such a good writer and his plots are so well constructed, but boy they are gory. Onlynread if you have a strong stomach
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