Turn bored with Brexit to board with Brexit with these fabulously fun games you’ll be playing with all the family this Christmas: Brexopoly Take the battered leopardskin kitten-heeled shoe on a whistlestop tour of European capitals. First stop Berlin, where you’ll wish you’d failed to get out of your limo. Now pop back and forth to Brussels several times to spend valuable time discussing the meaning of the word ‘nebulous’ with your sheepish neighbour Jean-Claude Juncker. But watch out for…
It might seem as though there could be precious few mysteries left in Dulwich for my single mum amateur sleuth, Beth Haldane, to solve – but luckily that’s not the case at all, as…
I’m really rather stunned to say that 100,000 pages of Death in Dulwich have been read so far. It’s an odd statistic – if you say it quickly, it sounds quite amazing. If you…
It’s a great pleasure to introduce author Nancy Jardine to you today. She writes contemporary mysteries, historical fiction and time-travel historical adventure. Her current historical focus is an intriguing area of pre-history, Roman Scotland.…
Sponsored post I’m very lucky that every now and then, I get offered a special treat to review on my blog. Last Friday was one of those days. Polished, the beauty salon that has…
It’s lovely to have best-selling author Angela Wren on my blog today. Angela writes wonderfully absorbing and evocative crime novels based in France, starring her steely gendarme Jacques Forêt. Her latest novel, Montbel, is…
Exciting news – my book, Death in Dulwich, is being made into an audio book, which will be available from Audible. Audio books are all the rage these days, and I love listening to…
I have a special place in my heart for Herne Hill – so it was an obvious spot to kill someone. I was looking for an area where my amateur sleuth heroine, Beth Haldane,…
I’m so pleased to be introducing my fellow author Joan Livingston today. Joan has a fabulous, engaging style and writes terrific murder mysteries that grab you by the scruff of the neck and draw…
Accidentally on purpose, I spent my summer on the trail of two great murderesses, Agatha Christie and Daphne du Maurier. Holidays are always impossible to organise here – there are so many different factions,…
