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Category Archives: Ann Cleeves
Listening…Packing…Moving…Renovating
Knowing I was heading into a period of very limited internet access combined with little time for ‘proper’ reading I wanted to load my iPod nano with audio books to keep me company while I packed, moved and lived amongst … Continue reading
Posted in Ann Cleeves, Anthony Trollope, Dick Francis, Mo Hayder, N.J. Cooper
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Crime Fiction Alphabet: O is for Old People
Perhaps my inability to really get into YA novels has more to do with the sad reality that I’m closer to receiving my senior’s card than I am to having had a student bus pass. Anyway, I do rather like … Continue reading
Review: Red Bones by Ann Cleeves
The third installment of Ann Cleeves’ Shetland quartet takes place on the island of Whalsey. Two young female students are conducting an archaeological dig on land belonging to one of the islands older residents, Mima Wilson, and discover some bones. These are … Continue reading
Posted in Ann Cleeves, book review, Scotland
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Review: White Nights by Ann Cleeves
Title: White Nights [Unabridged Audiobook] Author: Ann Cleeves Narrator: Gordon Griffin Publisher: ISIS Audio Books [2008] ISBN: N/A [downloaded from audible.com] Length: 11hrs 35mins Setting: Shetland Islands, Scotland, Present day Genre: Police Procedural ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ My rating: … Continue reading
Posted in Ann Cleeves, book review, Scotland
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