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The
Glass Room (Vera Stanhope 5) by Anne Cleeves - Macmillan (Martin
Edwards)
Death
in a Cold Climate: A Guide to Scandinavian Crime Fiction by Barry
Forshaw - Palgrave Macmillan (Martin Edwards)
White
Dog: (Jack Irish Thriller 4) by Peter Temple - Quercus (Bob
Cornwell)
Guilty
Consciences by Martin Edwards ed - Severn House (Carol
Anne Davis)
The
Brave Blue Line By Dick Kirby - Pen & Sword (Carol
Anne Davis)
Lasting
Damage by Sophie Hannah - Hodder (Martin Edwards)
The
Pursued by C S Forester - (Penguin (Martin Edwards)
Thick
as Thieves by Peter Spiegelman - Quercus (Phyllis
Davies)
The
End of the Wasp Season by Denise Mina - Orion (Cath
Staincliffe)
Acceptable
Loss by Anne Perry - Headline (Cath Staincliffe)
The
Facility by Simon Lelic - Mantle (Cath Staincliffe)
Cuckoo
by Julia Crouch - Headline (Cath Staincliffe)
The
Cut by George Pelecanos - Orion (Phyllis Davies)
Out
of Range by C J Box - Hale (Cath Staincliffe)
The
Reckoning by Jane Casey - Ebury (Cath Staincliffe)
Love
You More by Lisa Gardner - Orion (Cath Staincliffe)
Prophecy
by S J Parris - HarperCollins (Bernard Knight)
Scotland
Yard's Ghost Squad by Dick Kirby - Wharncliffe Books (Carol
Anne Davis)
Until
Thy Wrath be Past by Asa Larsson - Maclehose Press (Phyllis
Davies)
The
Nightmare Thief by Meg Gardiner - Blue Door (Cath
Staincliffe)
Claudia
Pineiro All Yours - Bitter Lemon Press (Cath Staincliffe)
Elegy
for April by Benjamin Black - Mantle (Cath Staincliffe)
The
Liar's Lullaby by Meg Gardiner - Blue Door (Judith
Rhodes)
The
Dinosaur Feather by Sissel-Jo Gazan - Quercus (Bob
Cornwell)
The
Hidden Child by Camilla Lackberg - HarperCollins (Judith
Rhodes)
The
End of the Wasp Season by Denise Mina - Orion (Cath
Staincliffe)
Bloody
Winter: A Pyke Mystery [Kindle Edition] by Andrew Pepper - Orion
(Cath Staincliffe)
Silent
Voices (Vera Stanhope 4) by Anne Cleeves - Macmillan (Martin
Edwards)
Pretty
Little Things by Jilliane Hoffman - HarperCollins (Judith
Rhodes)
Stagestruck
by Peter Lovesey - Sphere (Martin Edwards)
Fragile
Minds by Claire Seeber - Avon (Cath Staincliffe)
Black
Flowers by Steve Mosby - Orion (Cath Staincliffe)
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Phil Rickman /
John Dee
Phil lives on the Welsh border where he writes and
presents the book programme Phil the Shelf on BBC Radio
Wales.
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I never wanted to write an historical
novel. I like contemporary situations, concise descriptions,
and dialogue you can hear. John Dee, however, was tempting.
Elizabeth I’s astrologer royal, adviser on the Hidden
and occasional secret agent was regarded with suspicion in his
day and has since been abused by some of the finest historians
in the business. David Starkey is typical in considering him
a con-man.
But I’ve always liked Dee and couldn’t believe nobody
had yet made him the paranoid protagonist of a darkly atmospheric
Tudor mystery.
So here it is, and I think it works. Dee’s the narrator.
It’s 1560, he’s 32,
Review
by Bernard Knight
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