Monthly Archives: September 2016

MARKED FOR LIFE – Emilie Schepp

Posted on September 11, 2016 by peterjearle

Tense as a drawn bowstring, this is a fire-cracker of a read, bristling with glimpses into the horrific dark pool of human depravity involving the enslaved children of murdered immigrants. Swedish police detectives, and, together with a prosecutor, are baffled … Continue reading →

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END of the ROADIE – Elizabeth Flynn.

Posted on September 2, 2016 by peterjearle

Welcome to the Blog Tour! Two days later than promised; I apologise. An old-school who-dunnit with more feel-good than edgy grit or slime. Readers are getting so used to the latter that I’m sure some are disappointed when there is … Continue reading →

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