Pam Norfolk
Burnley Express
United Kingdom
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Airside by James Swallow: A twisting and turning tale of espionage, murder and blackmail
It’s been a bad day for Kevin Tyler… everything that could go wrong has gone wrong, and it has proved both catastrophic and ruinous for the London businessman. → Read More
The magic of Christmas with Little Tiger Press by various authors – book reviews
Enjoy snow-filled adventures, the charming world of animals, and the countdown to the big day with a super selection of books from children’s publisher Little Tiger Press which capture all the magic and excitement of Christmas. → Read More
Two sagas to warm the winter nights by various authors – book reviews
Draw the curtains, light the fire and cuddle up close with two super winter-warming sagas set in the early decades of the 20th century and full of hardship, drama, family and friendship. → Read More
Dawnlands by Philippa Gregory: A seething, smouldering and stunning tale – book review
Just as the different generations of the Reekie family finally feel settled into their lives and careers in the bustling and burgeoning city of London in 1685, England once again faces the turmoil of a civil war between the warring Stuarts. → Read More
Wartime heroics, animal magic and two Christmas crackers by various authors – children’s book reviews
Marvel at a thrilling tale of wartime daring and danger inspired by real family history, discover some truly amazing creatures in a fabulous, fact-packed book of mammals, enjoy a winter-themed countdown with a family of penguins, and get colourful with a host of your favourite Disney characters in a super selection of children’s books. → Read More
Murder Most Royal by S J Bennett: The third book of Her Majesty The Queen Investigates series
The year 2016 has proved more than a little tricky for Queen Elizabeth II with the Brexit referendum and the US elections revealing deep divisions in both Whitehall and Washington. → Read More
The Empire by Michael Ball
‘It’s a corker, a paradigm, a diamond of the first water! There’s not a finer theatre north of London.’ → Read More
Deeds of Autumn by Anders de la Motte: An amalgam of suspense and festering secrets
The move to a new home and a new job in a rural area of Southern Sweden was supposed to be a much-needed fresh start for Stockholm detective Anna Vesper and her troubled teenage daughter. → Read More
The Wonderful World of James Herriot – will delight fans both old and new – book review
Who can resist the rural charms and wry comedy of James Herriot’s much-loved books which have delighted readers for generations and been adapted for both film and television? → Read More
Queen High by C J Carey: irresistible mix of fact, fictionand feminism – book review
It’s 1955 – two years since Hitler, the great Leader, was assassinated on British soil – and the repercussions are still weaving a menacing trail through the micro-managed lives of the country’s repressed citizens. → Read More
The Christmas Postcards by Karen Swan
You know that the festive season really is on the horizon when a Karen Swan Christmas cracker appears enticingly on the bookshelves. → Read More
The Hidden Palace by Dinah Jefferies: A story to chill, thrill and warm the heart – book review
Forced to flee Paris in 1923, Rosalie Delacroix escaped to the beautiful island of Malta to find work as a dancer at a bohemian night club... and a new life far from home. → Read More
The boy king, a dystopian world and a scheming fox by various authors – children’s book reviews
Step back in time and discover the extraordinary story of Tutankhamun, enjoy a thrilling time-travelling adventure in a future not too far away, share adventures a boy-inventor with strange and mystical powers, enter – if you dare – a dark and magical animal world, and meet some daring wartime spies on a danger mission in a super Autumn collection of children’s books. → Read More
Spectacular fun, a peculiar world and a space odyssey by various authors – children’s book reviews
Head off to the world of theatre in a magical new series, enjoy a thrilling reading experience at a quirky museum of wonders, tighten your seatbelt for David Walliams’ new breathless cinematic space romp and share superhero adventures with a ghost in an autumn collection of colourful children’s books. → Read More
The Winter Guest by W C Ryan: perfect for fans of history, mystery and ghost stories – book review
Just two years after he fought on the killing fields of France in the Great War, shell-shocked Captain Tom Harkin faces a new and bitter conflict as civil war erupts in Ireland. → Read More
One Of Our Ministers Is Missing by Alan Johnson: Fast-moving, action-packed mystery – book review
When a government minister vanishes whilst on a solo trek in the mountains near his holiday home in Crete, it opens up a mystery stretching all the way back to London. → Read More
Mapmaking magic, a famous friendship and a werewolf teacher by various authors – book reviews
Enjoy a thrill ride full of out-of-this-world magic, meet two men who helped to transform our understanding of life on Earth, share gothic fun with a teacher who has a dark secret, choose your own adventure in a fantasy gamebook, and sharpen your vampire claws as the ghost are biting back in a super selection of September children’s books. → Read More
The Gifts by Liz Hyder: A stark and fearless exposure of injustice and male entitlement
When a young woman in rural Shropshire suddenly finds wings ripping out from her shoulders, it sets in motion a public frenzy that will lead to suspicion, danger and an ambitious doctor’s dark and deadly obsession. → Read More
A Jewish Girl in Paris by Melanie Levensohn: Vivid, poignant tale of entwined destinies – book review
When librarian Judith Goldemberg falls for a handsome young Parisian law student in Occupied Paris in 1940, it’s the start of a love affair that will cast a long shadow over the next sixty or more years. → Read More
We’ll Meet Again by Anton Du Beke: Nostalgia, suspense, romance and intrigue – book review
Emotions are running high and the future looks uncertain as the staff at London’s exclusive Buckingham Hotel prepare for a war that will bring darkness, danger, duty and sacrifice → Read More