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Pam Norfolk's work is predominantly focused on reviewing books, particularly within the genres of historical fiction, thrillers, and children's literature. Given her local geographic focus in Lytham St Annes, she may be interested in covering authors with connections to or events happening in that area.
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By: Pam Norfolk
Revenge, they say, is a dish best served cold… so if you need an outlet to satisfy a deep hurt, to act as a cradle for your grievance, to fuel a fantasy of righting a wrong, or just some clever, perfectly pitched words to stoke the fires of your righteous fury, you might find exactly what you need in this brilliant collection of Poetry Poison.
Bestselling author Victoria Hislop draws on her love affair with Greece to explore a little-known chapter of the country's history in her new novel, The Wine-Dark Sea.
Mend your broken heart with an anthology of wise and comforting words, meet two star-crossed lovers longing to heal the wounds of family feuding, discover the wonder and joy of nature with a gorgeous collection of artwork, and dive into the thrilling world of some of Earth’s most bizarre life forms with an eclectic mix of new children’s books.
The eleven-day disappearance of celebrated crime novelist Agatha Christie in December of 1926 has spawned many speculative theories, books and even Hollywood films… but one hundred years later, the true story behind her mysterious vanishing has still never been fully uncovered.
By: Pam Norfolk
As the dark shadows of Halloween start to loom large on the horizon, brace yourself for a simply wizard selection of new books which are guaranteed to bewitch all young fans of the season of spooks and spectres.
By: Pam Norfolk
Enter a dark, dystopian world where youth and beauty have become a dangerous obsession, step into a thrilling world of glittering courts and dazzling trickery, discover what it was like to be a Norman invader of England, and learn how to make your own amazing comics in an exciting collection of October children’s books.
By: Pam Norfolk
A highly-anticipated winter-time tour of the Caribbean aboard the Royal Yacht Britannia – currently anchored amidst the lush beauty and glittering sunshine of Grenada’s stunning St George’s Harbour – looks set to be a pleasurable affair for 39-year-old Queen Elizabeth and her husband Prince Philip.
By: Pam Norfolk
L.C. Tyler's latest novel, The Murder Planner, is a wickedly plotted crime romp that blends dark humour and literary lampooning with piercingly acute observations and moments of pure slapstick comedy gold.
By: Pam Norfolk
Former MI6 gadget expert Q is back, but this time he is investigating a brutal murder far from the world of espionage. Vaseem Khan’s second Q mystery blends technological wizardry, dark conspiracies and classic Bond humour in a thrilling new adventure.
By: Pam Norfolk
From friendly ghosts and mischievous witches to spooky sticker books and Halloween puzzles, this bewitching selection offers stories and activities to keep children entertained throughout the half term holidays.
