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Abraham Kawa
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The Bates and Briant Mysteries: Capricorn is a crime novel set in the late 1960s, with London Murder Squad inspector Chris Bates and police photographer Helen Briant on the track of a serial killer after the bodies of two women are found in a peat bog, ritually slain years apart from each other. The feel of it is like a Jo Nesbø thriller in Swinging London, or, if it were a film, Blow Up meets True Detective.Adele Jordan
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'The Gentlewoman Spy' is book one in the Kit Scarlett series. Who would expect the right-hand man of Queen Elizabeth's spymaster to be a woman? Kit Scarlett is the spy no one expects in Elizabethan England, hiding in her men's jerkin and hose, she'll have to protect the Queen from an assassination attempt. Or England will see a Civil War.Adrian Vincent
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Alexandra Walsh
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Alis Hawkins
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Austin Hernon
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Take a look at his website: www.history-reimagined.co.uk And find out more about his books on his Facebook pages: Lincoln 1217 History Reimagined Robert – The Wayward Prince Battle 1066C. E. Lucas-Phillips
C. P. Giuliani
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As a rule, nineteen-year-old Thomas Walsingham enjoys riding as a courier for his powerful cousin Sir Francis, Queen Elizabeth’s spymaster – but things take a definite turn for the worse when an English glove-maker traveling to the French Court is murdered, and secret instructions for the English ambassador in Paris disappear. To seek justice for the dead man and avert international disaster, Tom must risk his career – and perhaps his life – as he navigates danger and intrigue on the highways of France and England.C. V. Chauhan
Carolyn Banks
Cathy Wallace
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You can find her on Instagram at CathyWallace_ on Twitter @CathyWallace_ or visit her website.Cecil Beaton
Charlie Garratt
Christine Evans
Claire Gray
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Keepers of the Dead At Eleanor of Aquitaine’s court in Poitiers, fourteen year old lady Joanna is seduced by Eleanor’s married son, prince Henry. When Joanna’s aunt, Alice, complains, Eleanor responds by inviting them both to be Her attending-ladies. Subsequently, Alice and Joanna experience a period of security and luxury they’ve never known, while becoming the closest confidantes of Eleanor and Her daughter, princess Marie. They are immersed in the romantic and refined troubadour culture of the court, interspersed, however, with bloody hawking excursions. They travel to the austere – but peaceful – abbey of Fontevrault for retreats and keep Christmas with the royal family at the wild, barbaric castle of Chinon in the Loire. They are witness to the increasingly fractious relationship between Eleanor and Her estranged husband, King Henry II of England, as he continuously interferes with Her barons in Aquitaine. Henry’s autocratic rule inspires rebellion in those closest to him, including his sons and the powerful Archbishop of Canterbury, Thomas Becket. When the feud with Becket ends tragically, Eleanor risks everything in order to regain freedom for Herself and Her sons, drawing Alice and Joanna into a world of intrigue, danger and adventure.Colonel David Smiley
Cora Harrison
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David Field
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You can contact David through his website or via Facebook.Dean Carson (Anthony Galvin)
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Find her at www.deborahswift.com or on Twitter @swiftstory and Facebook. Pictures of Deborah's research can be found on PinterestDoreen Tovey
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Sapere Books are delighted to be reissuing Doreen's books, beginning in 2018. We currently have plans to republish seven of Doreen's books, charming tales of life surrounded by various pets, most importantly, cats. We are happy to announce that all author proceeds from the sales of Doreen's books will go to the North Somerset branch of the RSPCA.Dorothy Mack
E. R. Chamberlin
Edward Wake-Walker
Elizabeth Bailey
Elizabeth Lemarchand
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Elizabeth wrote 17 books throughout her life in the acclaimed Pollard and Toye detective series. Sapere Books is delighted to be reissuing the series beginning in 2018. 1. Death of an Old Girl (1967) 2. The Affacombe Affair (1968) 3. Alibi for a Corpse (1969) 4. Death on Doomsday (1971) 5. Cyanide With Compliments (1972) 6. No Vacation from Murder (1973) 7. Buried in the Past (1974) 8. Step in the Dark (1976) 9. Unhappy Returns (1977) 10. Suddenly While Gardening (1978) 11. Change for the Worse (1980) 12. Nothing to Do with the Case (1981) 13. Troubled Waters (1982) 14. The Wheel Turns (1983) 15. Light Through the Glass (1984) 16. Who Goes Home? (1986) 17. The Glade Manor Murder (1988)Eric Helm


Frances Garrood
Frederick James Hodges
Gail Lindenberg
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You can contact Gail and read more about the background of her book on her website.Geoffrey Davison
Graham Brack
Graham Ley
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Helen Cathcart
Irving A. Greenfield
J. C. Briggs
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Jean Stubbs
John Adair
John Bowle
John James
John Wingate
John Winton
Justin Fox
Kate Dunn
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Kim welcomes visitors to her website: www.kimfleet.comLen Levinson
Leo Heaps
Lewis Cox
Linda Stratmann
Lynne Reid Banks
Lynne Reid Banks is the author of ten acclaimed adult novels as well as many much-loved books for children.
She was born in London in 1929, the only child of a Scottish doctor and an Irish actress. During WW2 she was evacuated to the prairies of Canada where she spent 5 years. After studying at RADA in the late 1940’s she became an actress and later joined ITN to become one of the first women TV news reporters in Britain. Her first novel, The L-Shaped Room, was published in 1960 and caused outrage in more conservative quarters for its portrayal of a an unmarried mother-to-be who is thrown out by her father and has to live in the L-shaped room of the title. The novel was later adapted for cinema by the legendary Bryan Forbes and brought great critical acclaim.
In the early 1960's she went to live in a kibutz in Israel with her husband where she taught English. In 1971 she brought her family back to London where she continued to write for adults and children including her classic children’s novel, The Indian in the Cupboard which has sold more than 10 million copies worldwide and was made into a highly successful feature film.
In 2013 Lynne won the prestigious JM Barrie Award for her contribution to children's arts.
Lynne has now written over forty five books and lives in Shepperton, England.