Three Black Boys: Tomorrow After Supper
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Three Black Boys: Tomorrow After Supper is an urban-fiction novel by Zangba Thomson that is intense...
The Rogue King (Inferno Rising #1)
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Kasia Amon is a master at hiding. Who—and what—she is makes her a mark for the entire...
Adult Paranormal Romance Dragons
Wolf (2019)
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Great Britain. 150AD. When four messengers sent by Rome to a plague infected Caledonia, with a...
The Olive Tree
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We were unbreakable. We were strong, and we were resilient. Just like the olive tree. Nisma...
young adult coming of age
The Beasts of Paris
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In Paris 1870, three wandering souls find themselves in a city set to descend into war. 'A...
Historical fiction The Siege of Paris
Echoes of the Great Song
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The Great Bear will descend from the skies, and with his paw, lash at the ocean. He will devour all...
ClareR (6238 KP) rated Death at the Sign of the Rook in Books
Nov 23, 2025
Death at the Sign of the Rook gives a nod to the Golden Age of Agatha Christie I think, with the murder set in a grand country house that’s fighting for survival, by turning part of it into a country hotel.
There are some very Christie-esque characters: an army major, a vicar, a dowager and of course, the sleuth with his sidekick (in the form of Jackson Brodie and DC Reggie Chase).
There’s art theft, people in disguise, secrets, lies and a truly awful Murder Mystery weekend! And Brodie can’t even get away because of the snowstorm!
This is everything I’d hoped for: funny, clever, fast-paced and immersive. I loved how it all came together at the end.
I can’t wait for the next instalment now!
An Eternal Lei
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It's the middle of the pandemic and Hawaii has been virtually closed to tourists. So when Leilani...
Since the death of her mother when she was a young teenager, Delphine has had to care for her father who has been in the depths of grief and depression. Delphine is in survival mode, working two jobs and struggling to make ends meet.
And then the doors begin to open for her. She rediscovers her voice - both spoken and singing. Delphine realises that she wants more, but she has a secret that she’s trying to keep from everyone - including herself.
This is a story of second chances, self-belief, family and friends (both equally as important to Delphine). A thoroughly feel good novel - and we all need one of those from time to time, don’t we!
Many thanks to Beth Morrey for reading along with us and commenting along on the Pigeonhole.
Dark Siren (Dark Siren, #1)
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To survive, their bond must be unbreakable. When the mysterious and passionate Rhane rescues Kali...
Young Adult Paranormal Romance