The Unique Life of a Ranger
August 3, 2022
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It’s always interesting to get the inside story of a job or role that most people don’t understand or have much knowledge of, particularly when
It’s always interesting to get the inside story of a job or role that most people don’t understand or have much knowledge of, particularly when
In the 17th century, accusations of witchcraft were used to persecute women, and such an accusation could mean imprisonment, torture, trial and horrific execution. In This Fearful Thing and The Unnamed, L M West takes the limited facts available about witch trials in Suffolk and builds them into stories that bring home the true horror of the misogyny and hatred that these women suffered.
Back in 2007, brothers Julian and Lincoln Barnwell found the first evidence of the wreck of the Gloucester on the Ower sandbank in the North
We now have the full range (well almost) of Elly Griffiths’ Dr. Ruth Galloway books in paperback back in stock, including The Night Hawks, the
There’s only one completely new book so far this month, so this is fairly brief for me! King’s Lynn and The German Hanse 1250 –
A few weeks ago in Aldeburgh Bookshop I came across two books, both of which I loved. The first is Vera Morris’s Some Particular Evil
The last month or so has been fairly quiet for new books, although we have added a few that have been out a while or
We’re delighted that Chris Spalton has agreed to let us distribute his brilliant books. Chris has many skills, as an excellent graphic artist and storyteller,
I’m getting worried about the homicide rate in Norfolk, and particularly around the Broads. In the last week we’ve had DCI Greg Geldard investigating a
Heather Peck’s latest book, Fires of Hate, arrived today and I can’t wait to read it. If you haven’t come across Heather’s other books they
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