Book Blast: timed author interviews with a twist! I challenge Inspector Mclean bestselling writer James Oswald to a BLIND crisp taste test. This man has so much patience….
The Roanoke Girls by Amy Engels Review Video
I’ve set myself the challenge to read and video review as many of the Richard & Judy Book Club Autumn 2017 picks as possible. Today I’m reviewing: The Roanoke Girls by Amy Engel. Have you read it? What do you think about the subject matter? And what do you think of the ONE BIG PROBLEM with this video?
The Perfect Victim by Corrie Jackson Review Video
So, I am mildly hungover in this video (can you tell?!), but here is my publication day review of Corrie Jackson’s latest Sophie Kent novel The Perfect Victim. Have you read it? Have you read the first? Would this make you want to read it?
The Deaths of December by Susi Holliday Review Video
Hi guys, here’s my publication day review of Susi Holliday’s The Deaths of December. How many Christmas things can you spot in it? I had to raid the loft. Would this make you want to read it? Have you read it? What do you think?
Sarah Hilary Two Truths & a Lie Challenge Video
Get ready for an author interview with a twist! Learn more about what your favourite authors are truly like, when I ask them some more unusual questions. In today’s Book Blast I challenge Theakstons’ Crime Novel of the Year winner and DI Marnie Rome author Sarah Hilary to two truths and a lie. Let me know what you think, guys?
Video Review of The Betrayals by Fiona Neill
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The Big Watch Me Blog Tour Giveaway
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Check out each of the host blogs of the Watch Me blog tour for a chance to win one or more of these AMAZING books:
All the bloggers participating in the tour are listed below. We’ll have a giveaway each day, so keep checking back!
Freddie & Nas Are Back: Watch Me January 2017
You have six seconds to view this suicide note and twenty-four hours to save the girl’s life.
The body of a 15-year-old is found hours after she sends a desperate message to her friends. It looks like suicide, until a second girl disappears.
This time, the message is sent directly to the Metropolitan Police – and an officer’s younger sister is missing.
DS Nasreen Cudmore and journalist Freddie Venton will stop at nothing to find her. But whoever’s behind the notes is playing a deadly game of hide and seek – and the clock is ticking.
YOU HAVE 24 HOURS TO SAVE THE GIRL’S LIFE.
MAKE THEM COUNT.
Coming January 2017: Watch Me
CLICK HERE FOR A TASTE OF WHAT’S TO COME!
Sixteen Exciting Fiction Titles Containing the Word Girl for 2016
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The Girl on the Tram
The Girl on the Penny Farthing
The Girl on her Period
The Girl with the Dragon Dictation Software
The Girl With the Military Tattoo
The Girl Who Played with Fire Retardant Sofas
The Girl Who Kicked the Door (by accident)
The Girl Who Swore
The Girl on the Pain-killers
Gone Grrrl
Scone Girl
Wrong, Girl
The Girl Off Her Tits
The Girl Who Was on Deadline
The Girl Who Ate all the Chocolate Covered Teacakes
The Girl On The Train – You Know, the One Who Had the Batshit Tights On?
With apologies to Paula Hawkins, Stieg Larsson, Gillian Flynn et al.
Follow Me hits Number 39 in the UK Kindle Chart
I am freakin’ excited that Follow Me is at number 39 in the UK Kindle Chart. You can grab it for ONLY 99p here.
‘[Clarke] really gets to what modern life is on the internet.’
‘An original idea’
‘Freddie is a magnificently monstrous character’
~ Saturday Review, BBC Radio 4
‘Written in the sharpest style, the story races along, leaving the reader almost as breathless as the heroine – but there is a verve to it that is impossible to resist. A playwright and a screenwriter, Clarke is certainly someone to watch.’
‘Slick and clever’
~ The Sun
‘Cunningly plotted but should be gulped down as frothy fun with great zeitgeisty gags’
~ The Sunday Express
‘Set in a London of East End hipsters, Tinder hook-ups, and internships, this tongue-in-cheek tale explores murder in the age of social media’
~ The Sunday Mirror
‘A very contemporary nightmare, delivered with panache’
~ The Independent
‘Clarke has made an appealing flawed female lead who’ll make immediate sense to readers who enjoyed Rachel in The Girl On The Train. An invigorating cat-and-mouse game, with a dark and filthy wit that deliciously spikes the regular drenchings of gore’
~ Crime Scene Magazine
‘A chilling debut’
~ Hello! Magazine
‘Follow Me is compelling, a proper page-turner’
~ Emerald Street
‘Gripping, darkly funny and feminist, I loved Follow Me’
~ Caroline Criado-Perez
‘Follow Me is a well written, taut, absolutely fascinating and scarily good crime novel that is too true to life…It will certainly make you look at social media and Twitter in particular with the utmost scepticism and horror. Outstanding! Clearly the start of a wonderful series, superbly written. I definitely want more.’
~ Shots Magazine