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Dead Mans Cove by Lauren St John is the first book in a series of four mysteries with 11 year old Laura Marlin as the detective. Laura who has lived in a childrens home all her life moves to Cornwall to live with her Uncle.

This is the first book in the Map Maker Monsters series about Hugo and his Uncle Walter who is a Map Maker by trade.

Uncle Walter and Hugo are on a voyage to discover different lands and record their findings. A hiliarous story with Hugo and Savage escaping from different situations as they try to solve the mystery of the Silver Acorn.

I enjoyed this book so much with its assortment of strange characters and the names that they were given.My favourite is Norah Tall becouse he is twelve inches high and has shoes that talk in rhyme.

I enjoyed this book so much becouse I love Ghost Stories and this one is such fun.

When Ditta sees a boy Ghost in the Library and her friend
Max is having odd experiences in his new house, Ditta sets out to investigate. The sibling rivalry between Ditta and her sister Mirabel is something all sisters can identify with especially as Mirebel is in some cases sharper than her sister.

A new edition of the popular book the Lady of Hay has been published to celebrate the author's twenty five years as a writer.

This is one of my favourite books becouse of the meticulous historical research and the supernatural element,a fascinating combination.

Joe Clifford an investgative journalist is researching past life regression for a magazine but when she is put under hypnois disturbing and distressing events occur.

Another book in the Victorian Railway Series with Inspector Colbeck and Sargeant Leeming.This is the best book that I have read by Edward Marston so far. A very clever plot involving the theft of a Silver Locomotive Coffee Pot and the murder of a young man.

The first book in the Victorian Railway Series, with Detective Inspector Robert Colbeck and Sargeant Victor Leeming, who are investigating the derailing of a train and a badly beaten up Driver and Fireman.

A powerful novel set in Africa about a professional revolutionary called Elias Elmedia who firmly believes in the bond of human love.The author writes in a beautiful haunting style,that does not detract from the atrocities
he recounts.I enjoyed this book very much becouse it is a medition about ideaology and humanity yet it raises
so many questions about the fulity of war and the people it is supposed to protect.

A thought provoking book with a very good plot that will remain in my memory for a long time.

The concept of the book is a good one, but it did nothing
for me becouse I did not believe in the characters. I also found that as the story progressed, his style of writing didn't keep me interested because so little was happening and boredom soon set in.

A disappointing book which showed great promise.

The second book in the Restoration series,with Christopher Redmayne the Architect and the deeply religous
constable Jonathon Bale.The plot revolves around the abduction of an actress called Harriet Gower who happens
to be one of the Kings favourite ladies.

My favourite part of the book is about going to the Theatre.Today it would be like going to a foot ball match.The Gentry would have been in the Gallery,but the rabble who were in the Pitts were fighting and drinking and throwing things onto the stage,it must have been quite an experience.