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Blog Tour: Alfa – Lilja Sigurðardóttir, translated by Larissa Kyzer

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Reykjavík, 2052. Europe is peaceful, prosperous and almost crime-free, governed by Ɐlfa, the artificial intelligence that manages infrastructure, safety and daily life.

Mekkín works at the Ministry, close to the core of the system that keeps society running. She lives with her partner, Sabína, an artist. When Sabína’s brother Birkir, a committed dissident who lives beyond the reach of Ɐlfa, is found brutally murdered, that fragile sense of order begins to fracture.

Violent crime has effectively been eliminated, and Birkir’s death is not just shocking, but inexplicable. What was he involved in, and who would dare to commit murder in a world designed to prevent it?

As the investigation unfolds, Sabína is drawn ever deeper into the case. Mekkín’s position at the Ministry brings scrutiny she cannot escape, their relationship begins to fracture, and their teenage son’s recent integration into the system places him uncomfortably close to the forces now circling the family.

As Sabína pieces together Birkir’s final days, the answers begin to point far closer to home than either of them ever expected, forcing her to decide what she is prepared to sacrifice to uncover the truth…

Icelandic crime-writer Lilja Sigurðardóttir was born in the town of Akranes in 1972 and raised in Mexico, Sweden, Spain and Iceland.

An award-winning playwright, Lilja has written eleven crime novels, including Snare, Trap and Cage, making up the Reykjavík Noir trilogy, and her standalone thriller Betrayal, all of which have hit bestseller lists worldwide.

Snare was longlisted for the CWA International Dagger, Cage won Best Icelandic Crime Novel of the Year and was a Guardian Book of the Year, and Betrayal was shortlisted for the prestigious Glass Key Award and won Icelandic Crime Novel of the Year.

The film rights for the Reykjavík Noir trilogy have been bought by Glassriver. Cold as Hell, the first book in the An Áróra Investigation series, was published in the UK in 2021 and was followed by Red as Blood, White as Snow, Dark as Night and Black as Death. TV rights to the series have been bought by a major studio.

Lilja lives in Reykjavík with her partner and a brood of chickens.

My thoughts: I’m very ambivalent about AI and this book doesn’t offer much reassurance. Alfa might be running Europe but it feels a lot like control and a loss of free will. At sixteen you’re chipped and then the system tells you what job you will do, not letting you decide. It monitors your health, tracks your movements. I can see why Birkir and others choose to live outside the system, we all have enough apps, bank cards and mobile phones tracking us as it is.

Birkir’s murder is shocking, in an AI controlled world there is little crime, but clearly a large police force is still needed. As with any system created by humans, it requires attention from its programmers to keep it running and feed it more data to “learn” from. When the truth about Alfa is revealed, people are angry, why should so few be allowed to make decisions for so many?

A prescient warning, as people increasingly rely on these AI systems and even their creators admit they cause harm. But also an interesting and enjoyable crime read. Ultimately human emotion is still the problem.

*I was kindly gifted a copy of this book in exchange for taking part in the blog tour, but all opinions remain my own.

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Blog Tour: Hateful Crimes – Michael Hambling

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Meet Detective Sophie Allen. She’s an expert on murder and violent crime. Her brilliant mind works tirelessly to put the most vicious criminals behind bars, but conceals dark secrets from her own past.

‘Hello? Is that the police? I think I’m being stalked . . .’

Two weeks later, Linzi Brightman’s body is pulled from Christchurch Harbour. Killed by a vicious blow to the head — and left to drown. At first glance, Linzi’s life is spotless. A respected university lecturer. Popular. Outgoing. Uncomplicated.

But Sophie Allen knows better. Because someone was watching Linzi in the weeks before she died.

Witnesses remember a heated argument in a local Italian restaurant, between Linzi and a man no one can identity. No name. No trace. Just anger . . . and something darker beneath it.

Then another body surfaces. A young woman pulled from the River Avon, just a few miles away. Dead for months.

Two victims. One pattern. This wasn’t random. Someone is choosing his targets. Studying them. Waiting. And he’s not finished yet.

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I try to write thoughtful, contemporary crime novels and include several plot layers in my books. The adult novels feature DCI Sophie Allen and her close-knit team of detectives. I don’t write simple whodunnits, nor violent, all-action, gun-toting thrillers.

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My thoughts: This book handled a complicated subject very well, the rise of violent misogyny online and how it has spilt into the real world is not an easy one to tackle in a novel but Michael Hambling has done so with grace and without making the reader too distressed. As a woman the last thing I want is for the genuinely awful things in the world to spill into my private life via reading and although the victims are female (as they often are both on the page and in the world), there are plenty of female characters here on the side of good to balance it.

Sophie and her colleagues, especially Rae, are impacted by the murders but their response is to work hard to find the killer and those behind them, and then work out how to respond to the rise of misogynistic hate crimes as a police force and how to protect female officers (both trans and cis) from the effects of this.

It’s a really important thing and I hope mirrors what’s happening in our police forces, especially considering the things we have learnt about those who are meant to protect us in the last few years. It would be shameful if only fictional officers gave a damn.

I always enjoy this series, it tackles big themes with gentle hands, and the characters are well written and get along well, their private lives never stopping them from getting justice for the victims.

*I was kindly gifted a copy of this book in exchange for taking part in the blog tour, but all opinions remain my own.

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Blog Tour: Cold Blade – Matt Goldman

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The evidence is overwhelming. The suspect is terrified. And Nils Shapiro is about to discover that nothing about this murder is what it seems.

Lukas Day is found dead in his Minneapolis condo, stabbed with a ten-inch knife. Two jabs in the stomach. One slice across the throat. Lukas worked for wealthy businessman Jonathan Willett — and Jonathan’s wife was the last person known to see him alive.

Paige’s fingerprints are on the murder weapon, security cameras place her at the scene, and she admits being there that night. The police have already made up their minds. Paige is guilty.

Jonathan hires private investigator Nils Shapiro to clear his wife’s name. So far, so routine. But Nils quickly realizes that he’s being tracked. Someone wants him off the case. And a mysterious man offers him $50,000 to walk away. Nils says no.

Because Nils knows that when someone offers you fifty grand not to ask questions, you probably haven’t asked the right one yet.Now Nils must find the real killer before Paige goes to prison. And before whoever framed her decides to silence him too.

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MATT GOLDMAN is a New York Times and USA Today bestselling author, a playwright, and an Emmy Award-winning television writer for Seinfeld, Ellen, and other shows. Goldman has been nominated for the Shamus and Nero Awards and was a Lariat Adult Fiction Reading List selection. He lives in Minnesota with his wife, pets, and whichever children happen to be around.

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My thoughts: This was a really good thriller with an excellent twist at the end. PI Nils Shapiro has a good relationship with the local cops, his late wife was one, and that helps him get answers about the evidence in this case, even though they think the suspect is pretty clear – it was the woman who had been sleeping with the victim – Paige Willett. She and her husband had a famously open marriage, so why would she kill her lover? 

Nils discovers an actually rather brilliant conspiracy or two, that distract him from doing what his wealthy and controlling client wants – prove Paige is innocent. So Nils does just that – and finds the real killer.

Really enjoyable and I liked Nils and his colleagues a lot, they’re funny, smart people, who work well together and alone, whether solving crimes and doing the bread and butter work of PIs – catching cheating spouses. It’s a series I’ll definitely come back to.

*I was kindly gifted a copy of this book in exchange for taking part in the blog tour, but all opinions remain my own.

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Blog Tour: The Little Campsite by the Sea –  Elizabeth Holland

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Beth never planned to return to Llancariad—or to see Rhys again.

Beth Alden hasn’t been home in years. The small seaside village of Llancariad holds too many painful memories, but when her mother suffers a fall, she has no choice but to go home.

As Beth settles back into life in North Wales, she’s forced to confront how much time has passed and how much her mother needs her. While trying to save the family’s struggling campsite, Beth’s past
catches up with her, stirring her anxiety and reminding her why she left.

Then Rhys Howell, her childhood best friend and first kiss, offers to help.

Rhys has never forgotten Beth or the kiss that changed everything. As they work together to revive the campsite, their friendship reignites, along with feelings he’s spent years trying to ignore.

But
while Rhys can imagine their future together, Beth is adamant she must go back to her life in the city.

Can Beth find the courage to stay, or will she run back to London, breaking both their hearts?

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🧡 Friends to lovers
🧡 Dual POV
🧡 Small Town Romance
🧡 Forced Proximity
🧡 Anxiety
🧡 Childhood bullying trauma
🧡 He Falls First
🧡 Always Been You
🧡 Closed Door

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Elizabeth Holland is a writer of romance novels. She enjoys the escapism of picking up a book and losing herself in a new world. Elizabeth is a keen advocate for mental health and often speaks out about her own struggles. She writes to escape her own thoughts. When Elizabeth isn’t writing, she’s usually outside walking the dog. Her favourite walks are when it’s cold and rainy, so she can work on her next plot.

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The Little Campsite by the Sea is a cosy romance, but it also explores the difficult topics of bullying and anxiety. Below is an extract from when Beth and Rhys become locked inside the campsite’s cabin, triggering  a panic attack for Beth. It’s a tender moment between them, while also showing the impact of anxiety.

“It’s okay. Maybe I can squeeze through one of the windows and try opening the door from the other side?”
That familiar heaviness was settling in her chest, and she needed to find a way out.
“Beth, I mean this in the nicest way possible, you cannot fit through those windows.”
She eyed the small porthole windows and, as much as it pained her, she had to admit Rhys was right.
“Can’t you call someone?” asked Rhys.
“My phone’s dead. What about you?” Beth massaged her chest as the pressure built.
He groaned. “It’s in my toolbox in the car.”
“So we’re stuck here?” Beth’s breath came in quick, sharp waves. She fought to fill her lungs, but with
every breath she took, her lungs screamed for air. Her hands shook, and she pulled at her t-shirt, which was
growing tighter around her neck. Pins and needles crept up the right-hand side of her body.
“Are you okay?” Rhys asked, panic flashing across his face.
Beth tried to speak, but she couldn’t, as she gasped for breath. She shook her head. Her fingers instinctively went to her wrist, but the band wasn’t there. Fear churned in the pit of her stomach, and her eyes widened as she fought to breathe.
“It’s okay.” Rhys took her hands in his.
The firm pressure pulled Beth’s mind back from the brink, and her breathing slowed enough for her to gasp down a lungful of air. The room spun, and her legs were like jelly. Rhys seemed to realise, and he
wrapped an arm around her waist before she fell to the ground.
“Come on, let’s sit you down.” He helped her over to the sofa, which was pushed up against the far wall.
Beth had thrown a dust sheet over it, so it was mostly clean.
Rhys made sure she was seated before he knelt in front of her, gathering her hands in his. Beth anchored her gaze on him as he coached her through some long, deep breaths. Slowly, the room stopped spinning, and the pins and needles lessened. She flexed her fingers to shake off the last of it.
“How are you doing?” Rhys asked, his thumb rubbing circles on her hand.
Beth closed her eyes and focused on his soft touch against her skin. A warmth travelled up her arm and settled in her chest. “Sorry,” she whispered as embarrassment rolled over her.

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Blog Tour: Never Tell a Secret – Miranda Rijks

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Having secrets is dangerous. Confessing them can be fatal.

Emma’s family is coming apart at the seams. Her marriage to Hayden is
crumbling. Their 21-year-old daughter Willow is unraveling after a breakup.
Their teenage son Fred is isolated and unhappy.

So when they are offered the chance to test ClarityU—a revolutionary AI therapist built by Marcel, their widowed friend—it feels like a potential lifeline. And at first, it really does seem to help.

But there’s a hidden catch. ClarityU is dangerously addictive and Marcelcan see everything they share with it. Every confession. Every fear. Every secret.

As their most private thoughts are weaponized against them, sending
everyone Emma loves into a terrifying downward spiral, she realizes something is horribly wrong.

Suspecting Marcel is not the friend she thought, she begins to investigate.
And the deeper she digs, the clearer it becomes: she is locked in a life-and-
death battle with a man who understands exactly what she fears most.

Leaving Emma with one terrifying question—how far will she go to save
her family?

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Miranda Rijks is a writer of fast-paced, twisty psychological thrillers many of which have been Amazon
bestsellers. She has an eclectic background ranging from law to running a garden centre. After surviving bone
cancer, Miranda turned to writing and is now living the dream, writing suspense novels full time. She lives in
West Sussex, England with her Dutch husband and two black Labradors and spends as much time as she can
in the Swiss Alps.

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My thoughts:As AI becomes increasingly common and more and more people rely on it, I think books like this will also be more common – where AI is the villain. Although, it turns out that the real issue is the person using AI to manipulate others.

Emma and her family aren’t perfect but they are pretty normal. Her marriage to Hayden is struggling a bit, teenage son Fred is retreating into his own world and student daughter Willow is trying to move on from a break up.

Friend and AI developer Marcel offers his new therapeutic tool ClarityU to them to see if it helps. But what they can’t know is that Marcel can open the back end of the app and see everything they share. And he can re-code the app to control them. Which is super creepy. 

As things spin out of control and the family becomes increasingly fragmented, can Emma with son Fred’s help, stop Marcel and his dangerous program from wrecking more havoc on their lives and others?  

Clever, tense and with an out of control villain who tries to “fix” things by becoming more unhinged, this is both a scarily up to date thriller and a warning about who we trust with our data.

*I  was kindly gifted a copy of this book in exchange for taking part in the blog tour, but all opinions remain my own.

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Blog Tour: Traces of Alys – Sarah Reynolds

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1995 – 15-year-old Emma sends her family a bunch of flowers and disappears. Her best friend Kate blames herself.

That night in west Wales, Idris and his son find a crashed car, a teenage girl and a
man trying to kill her. The girl can’t remember who she is. Their neighbour says it’s her missing daughter, Alys, finally home, and takes her in.

Twenty years later, a body is found during renovations at a local park where Emma was last seen. Kate believes that she has, at last, found the end of Emma’s story; instead, it is only the beginning, as finally secrets will have to be faced.

A family
mystery about escaping, finding home, and what- or who-is left behind.

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Author Bio –
Sarah Reynolds is an award-winning bilingual writer. Originally from Surrey, Sarah moved to Carmarthen in 2009.

She’s written two Welsh-language novels: Dysgu Byw and Cyffesion Saesnes yng Nghymru. Her short story, ‘Catch of the Day’ won the Rhys Davies Short Story prize and the short film adaptation, Helfa’r Heli won a BAFTA Cymru award.

She has written numerous short stories, articles and scripts. Traces of Alys came second place in the Bridport Novel Prize. She is a lecturer in Creative Writing at Swansea University, and lives with her family in Carmarthen.

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My thoughts: This is a fascinating read full of doubles and duality – two countries, two languages, two Alys’, two lives.

When a car crash in Wales returns Alys to her mother, even though she has strange memories of another life, she never lets on that she might not be Alys after all. Learning Welsh, she becomes a poet, famous in that country but unknown beyond its borders.

In Surrey Kate is convinced her best friend Emma’s body is that found buried in the park, when it turns out to be another missing girl, it reignites her determination to find out what became of her friend. 

As we move between narratives of the past and present, from England to Wales and back again, we learn why a teenage girl might want to leave her life and what became of Alys. 

Clever and enjoyable, I was hooked, I liked Kate and Alys, they had both lived their own mysteries, and by resolving the questions around them were able to move onto a happier, more rounded life free of what ifs.

*I was kindly gifted a copy of this book in exchange for taking part in the blog tour, but all opinions remain my own.

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Blog Tour: The Coven of Redthorn Manor – D.M. Million

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We’re celebrating the release of The Coven of Redthorn Manor this week! How perfect is this for the spooky season?!

The Coven of Redthorn Manor

Release Date: October 27, 2026

Genre: Paranormal Dark Fiction

Her ancestors are calling on her to stop The Second Burning…

All Davina wants is to finish her dissertation on the connection between Seventeenth-Century Witch Hysteria and modern witch intolerance to change the way the world perceives witch-kind. Inside Redthorn Manor, Davina is the reluctant high priestess of the Divine Moon Coven. She can’t seem to wield magic with authority. Now, with the rise of a Puritan revivalist group and their leader, Patrick Parris, and the group’s frequent live-streams of witch-burnings, she knows she must step up and protect her coven at all costs.

When one of her sisters is attacked outside of the coven’s apothecary, Davina uses her family’s grimoires and academic research skills to find a solution to keep them safe. During her research, and with the help of an old acquaintance, Nathan Graham, Davina learns of an ancient prophecy that she must fulfill to stop The Second Burning Times. Her ancestral lineage is the key to Davina accessing an ancient form of magic that will help her defeat Parris and his lackeys, the King James Brotherhood (KJB). Her destiny is written in the stars: she either defeats Parris or he burns every last witch.

Redthorn Manor is no longer a safe haven for the coven once Parris tries to burn it down. Davina can no longer ignore the prophecy—she must fight back! Saved by new allies, The Equinox, a secret coven of elemental sorcerers, and their sexy yet infuriating high priest, Cato, the Divine Moon Coven must leave Redthorn behind to help prepare Davina for her battle with Parris.

To accomplish her goal, she needs to access sorcery magic before Parris does. He’s already ten steps ahead, and the clock is ticking.

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Blog Tour: The Life and Death of Lucy Westenra –  Bee Casey

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“In this moment, I pray for time to stop. If I could just stay here, listening to her breathing I would never ask for anything else. In her arms, I’d happily spend forever … but she always lets go.”

When Lucy Westenra met the mysterious vampire, Count Dracula, the world believed she died. But that is the story of men, not the truth.

Lucy was desperate to escape her life, her betrothal to Lord Holmwood, her forbidden love for Mina and ran away into the night willingly.

Her death though, is being threatened by a rouge band of vampire hunters made of Van Helsing, her ex suitors … and her beloved Mina.

She will have to risk everything to finally rest in peace; including the love of her life.

In this sapphic reimagining of a classic gothic tale, Lucy rewrites her own story as a master of her own fate, her own desire and her own death.

Bee Casey is a writer, book reviewer, copy editor but above all – a book lover. They describe themselves as genre-fluid, because they write whatever inspires them; whether it’s horror, poetry, fantasy or romance.

They wrote their first ‘novel’ when they were eight years old, the exciting tales of Desmond the Bear (written in beautiful purple crayon and unfortunately lost to time) They have released two novellas, What If and Constellations, and a poetry collection, Healing in Reverse, available now from most online retailers and select indie stores.

Their next release is set for early 2027. When not writing, they’re also a Random Things Tours reviewer too!

Reach out for any extra content, interviews or just to chat at: @talkingbookswithbee (IG/TT) or talkingbookswithbee@gmail.com

My thoughts: I’ve noticed that a few writers have re-evaluated the women of Dracula, both Mina and Lucy, on their own terms, neither is given a huge amount to do in Stoker’s book, despite him knowing lots of working women with their own lives in London, where he worked in the theatre.

Lucy Westenra is introduced as Mina’s best friend, living in Whitby with her widowed and slowly dying mother, trying to decide between three suitors. And so she is here, after hearing psychiatrist Dr Seward and the American Quincey Morris discussing her, she chooses Arthur, the future Lord Godalming. But really she doesn’t want any of them, she wants Mina.

Offered the chance to change her fate by one of Dracula’s Brides, she seizes the opportunity, not fully understanding what she will be giving up. After faking her death, she escapes her mausoleum to become the ‘Bloofer Lady’ of local children’s tales.

Filled with little details from the original, this gives agency to Lucy and her life, although Mina exists primarily as an object of Lucy’s desire. Her disdain for the men, from Dr Van Helsing to Johnathan Harker, extends to Dracula himself, and she plots to rid herself of him.

I found this really interesting and imaginative, giving a new twist on the original book.

*I was kindly gifted a copy of this book in exchange for taking part in the blog tour, but all opinions remain my own.

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Blog Tour: Lift and Let Die – Helen Golden

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Lady Beatrice should be finalising her wedding vows — not investigating murder.

With just weeks to go before she marries Richard Fitzwilliam, Bea is helping put the finishing touches to Three Lakes, a rehabilitation centre for veterans, when a senior staff member dies in a late-night
lift malfunction.

At first, it looks like a tragic accident. Until the toxicology results suggest otherwise.
With the centre’s opening looming and scandal threatening to overshadow both Three Lakes and her wedding, Bea can’t help getting involved.

While Rich helps with the official investigation, Bea and the others have a few theories of their own. And while Perry obsesses over lift mechanics and Simon
insists he’s staying out of it (he isn’t), Daisy uncovers a clue everyone else missed.

As they dig deeper, they discover buried secrets, old resentments, and a grievance someone may have carried for years.
Some loyalties last a lifetime. So do some grudges.

A warm, cozy mystery with loyal friends, buried secrets, a determined little dog, and exactly the sort of trouble Bea should be avoiding before her wedding.

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Hello. I’m Helen Golden. I write British contemporary cozy whodunnits with a hint of humour. I live in small village in Lincolnshire in the UK with my husband, my step-daughter, her two cats, our two
dogs, sometimes my step-son, and our tortoise.

I used to work in senior management, but after my recent job came to a natural end I had the opportunity to follow my dreams and start writing. It’s very early in my life as an author, but so far I’m loving it.

It’s crazy busy at our house, so when I’m writing I retreat to our caravan (an impulsive lockdown purchase) which is mostly parked on our drive. When I really need total peace and quiet, I take it to a
lovely site about 15 minutes away and hide there until my family runs out of food or clean clothes.

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My thoughts: The final outing for Lady Bea and Perry before she marries Rich and they become full time working Royals, obviously accompanied by Daisy at all times in case snacks attack.

They’re helping finalise things at Three Lakes, a rehab centre for veterans, something close to Rich and Bea’s brother Fred’s hearts as former servicemen. Perry has finally got the decor up to his personal standards and the team is in place to run it – all former Forces themselves.

Then Gareth, one of the management team, is found in the lift, an apparent heart attack. But the autopsy suggests foul play, he took too many tablets and the overdose killed him, but why would he take so many?

As the gang investigate – it appears the whole management team has history.  They all knew each other years ago and may possibly hold grudges. But would someone wait twelve years to take revenge or is it something more recent that caused this? 

Daisy obviously finds the key to the whole case (no pun intended) because she’s brilliant, and probably had the whole thing solved by smelling guilt on the suspects ages ago, but no one ever asks her. 

They do get the case solved and the guilty arrested in time for the wedding though, and as Bea and Rich head off on their well earned honeymoon, with Daisy of course, and Simon and Perry jet off on an American book tour, we say goodbye for now. 

I really like this series, I like this mix of humour and crime solving, Daisy, and the human characters, Bea has definitely grown on me and I think Perry is hilarious.  If this truly is the last book, that’s a shame but I do understand and there is always re-reading the whole series!

*I was kindly gifted a copy of this book in exchange for taking part in the blog tour, but all opinions remain my own.

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Book Blitz: His Duchess Under the Mistletoe – Jeanine Englert

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Good tidings…
Of sec

ond chances!

Sullivan MacKay knows destiny’s wicked humor firsthand. At seventeen, Sully’s plans to run away with his orphanage sweetheart, Trudy, were interrupted by a life-changing discovery—he’s a duke’s
lost heir! Knowing his title could give Trudy a better life, he left to claim it, but vowed to return…

Years later Trudy has made a vow of her own: She will never marry, instead dedicating herself to her scientific pursuits. Following an unexpected Christmas reunion with old flame Sully, not even the December chill can disguise the burning embers of their lost love, awakening glimmers of a second chance…

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Jeanine Englert’s love affair with mysteries and romance began with Nancy Drew, Murder She Wrote, and her Grandmother’s bookshelves full of romance novels.

She is a VIVIAN®, Golden Heart®, and Romance Novelists Association Finalist as well as a Silver Falchion, Maggie, and Daphne du Maurier Award Winner in historical romance and mystery. She was also named the 2024 Georgia Author of the Year in romance for A Laird without a Past.

Her Scottish Highland historical, Regency historical, and historical mystery novels revolve around characters seeking self-acceptance and redemption. When she isn’t wrangling with her characters on
the page, she can be found trying to convince her husband to watch her latest Masterpiece or BBC show obsession.

She loves to talk about books, writing, her beloved rescue pups, as well as mysteries
and romance with other readers. Visit her website at http://www.jeaninewrites.com.

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