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Merissa (14222 KP) created a post

Jun 5, 2026  
"Thomas Barry is dead, and everyone in Portrush had a reason." 🔍🇮🇪

An excerpt, a guest post, and a giveaway for HI LOVE, YOU JUST DROPPED YOUR GLOVE (A MCCUSKER MYSTERY #3) by PAUL CHARLES are live on the blog today! This gripping Irish crime police procedural opens with a death that shakes a whole community, and a detective who must unpick a town full of secrets and suspects. ⚡✨

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Merissa (14222 KP) created a post

Sep 30, 2026  
"While politicians weaponise the drug violence for votes and a militia tightens its grip on the border, Parker must work out who stands to gain."

🕵️⚡ A guest post, an excerpt, and a giveaway for DARKNESS FALLS (A DETECTIVE NATHAN PARKER NOVEL #5) by JAMES L'ETOILE are live on the blog today! This gritty police procedural thriller plunges its detective into a world where politics, violence, and power collide with deadly consequences. ✨

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Merissa (14222 KP) created a post

Sep 17, 2026  
"In 2046, the contaminated vaccine left humanity altered in ways no one fully understands, and something hidden in the shadows is beginning to make itself very violently known."

🧬🔍 An excerpt and giveaway for BLOOD BECOMING: HALVYN DAWN by GAIL WATERHOUSE are live on the blog today! This gripping crime thriller police procedural is set in a chillingly plausible near future where the consequences of a contaminated vaccine are only now becoming terrifyingly clear. ⚡✨

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Merissa (14222 KP) created a post

Nov 9, 2026 - 1:36 PM  
"An eccentric developer, a robot accused of murder, a geeky robotics student, a government spy, and some very determined Russian thugs."

🤖🔍 An excerpt, a guest post, and a giveaway for TOO MANY STEPS (A RADIC & MULROY MYSTERY #3) by BILL GORMLEY are live on the blog today! This terrifically entertaining mystery police procedural throws an unlikely cast of suspects at its detectives and dares them to make sense of it all. ⚡✨

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ClareR (6256 KP) rated Lying and Dying (Josef Slonsky Investigations #1) in Books

Oct 10, 2018  
Lying and Dying (Josef Slonsky Investigations #1)
Lying and Dying (Josef Slonsky Investigations #1)
Graham Brack | 2018 | Crime, Mystery
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8.0 (2 Ratings)
Book Rating
Prague police procedural
Josef Slonsky is a detective in the Prague police force. He is called to the body of a woman who is discovered at the train station, murdered. His partner, Navratil, is a probationary officer, and seems a little bewildered by Slonsky's methods. To be fair, he has every right to be. Slonsky is irreverent, seems to be incredibly lazy, and therefore does as little as possible. But I think this is all very misleading. Underneath all this is a man who knows exactly what he is doing. He has served on the police force whilst Prague was the capital city in a communist country, and knows all about the systemic corruption.
He's an amusing character though, and seems to have a (usually sarcastic) answer to everything. It's not until the near the end that we see another side to Slonsky. I still can't make up my mind as to whether the ending was rushed, or whether Slonsky really had just had enough. I hope it's the latter - it gives him a bit of an edge.
I enjoyed this book, and I will be reading the next one.
Many thanks to Sapere books for my copy to read and honestly review.