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Blog Tour Calendar: The Beaver Theory, by Antti Tuomainen, trs. David Hackston
Blog tour calendar: White As Snow, by LILJA SIGURÐARDÓTTIR, TRANSLATED BY QUENTIN BATES
Blog tour calendar: You Can’t See Me, by EVA BJÖRG ÆGISDÓTTIR
Blog tour calendar: Thirty Days of Darkness, by Jenny Lund Madsen
Blog Tour Calendar: Red As Blood, by Lilja Sigurdardottir
Blog Tour Calendar: The Bleeding, by Johana Gustawsson
Blog tour calendar: Whisper of the Seals, by Roxanne Bouchard
Review: River Clyde, by Simone Buchholz

ISBN 13: 978-1-914585-06-7
EPUB: 978-1-914585-07-4
Price: £8.99
Blurb
Mired in grief after tragic recent events, State prosecutor Chastity Riley
escapes to Scotland, lured to the birthplace of her great-great-grandfather by a mysterious letter suggesting she has inherited a house.
In Glasgow, she meets Tom, the ex-lover of Chastity’s great aunt, who
holds the keys to her own family secrets – painful stories of unexpected
cruelty and loss that she’s never dared to confront.
In Hamburg, Stepanovic and Calabretta investigate a major arson
attack, while a group of property investors kicks off an explosion of
violence that threatens everyone.
As events in these two countries collide, Chastity prepares to face the
inevitable, battling the ghosts of her past and the lost souls that could
be her future and, perhaps, finally finding redemption for them all.
Nail-bitingly tense and breathtakingly emotive, River Clyde is both an
electrifying thriller and a poignant, powerful story of damage and hope,
and one woman’s fight for survival.
Review: Faceless, by Vanda Symon

Blurb
Worn down by a job he hates, and a stressful family life, middle-aged, middle-class Bradley picks up a teenage escort and commits an unspeakable crime. Now she’s tied up in his warehouse, and he doesn’t know what to do.
Max is homeless, eating from rubbish bins, sleeping rough and barely existing – known for cadging a cigarette from anyone passing, and occasionally even the footpath. Nobody really sees Max, but he has one friend, and she’s gone missing.
In order to find her, Max is going to have to call on some people from his past, and reopen wounds that have remained unhealed for a very long time – and the clock is ticking –
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