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Sunday, February 14, 2010

New Reviews: Eriksson, Griffiths, Napier

I apologise for the fact that for the second week running there's a reduced number of reviews. Unfortunately my back has seized up, for no reason I can remember, and I keep having to lie on the floor. (This does mean I've caught up with CSI: Vegas). Sitting, standing and walking are rather uncomfortable...

Back permitting, there should be a new competition available soon.

Anyway, here are this week's new reviews:
Maxine Clarke reviews The Cruel Stars of the Night by Kjell Eriksson, tr. Ebba Segerberg, the second Ann Lindell book to be translated but not yet published in the UK;

Pat Austin reviews The Janus Stone by Elly Griffiths calling it "a real tour-de-force"

and Amanda Gillies reviews Will Napier's Without Warning, set in the US.
Previous reviews can be found in the review archive and forthcoming titles can be found here.
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6 comments:

  1. Uriah Robinson7:29 pm

    Hope you are feeling better soon Karen. Best wishes from Norm.

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  2. Maxine Clarke6:29 pm

    Me too, Karen, so sorry to read this. How noble of you to get some reviews up even though you were suffering. Thank you. I really hope you are feeling better now.

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  3. Pat12:29 pm

    Poor you, hope it gets better soon.

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  4. kathy d.10:39 pm

    Too bad. I sympathize. I once spent three days in bed after I bent over to pull carrots out of the vegetable bin in the refrigerator.

    Years later again from pulling out a bottom drawer in a file cabinet.

    Take care, rest.

    Thanks so much for the blog and posting reviews.

    I just read Elly Griffiths first book with Ruth Galloway and am about to fly to Europe to get The Janus Stone. Yes, I liked it--her character--that much...

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  5. Dorte H7:43 pm

    Get well soon!

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  6. Paul Blackburn8:35 am

    Sorry to hear about your back - I hope you feel better soon.

    Take care
    Paul

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