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    REVIEW: The Marsh House by Zoë Somerville

    May 20, 2022 /

    The Marsh House seeps in atmospheric brilliance. It has the uncanny ability to remind you just how boring your life is. The novel tackles relationship breakdowns from multiple angles. A mother and daughter. A house in the country. Creepy diary entries. Personally, living in a cold, damp property in the middle of winter is a dead cert no for me but the protagonist had a story to unfold. It’s December 1963 and Malorie escapes to the country with her daughter, Franny. Her life is changing far quicker than she could have ever anticipated. Her relationship with Franny’s father, Tony has broken down. Partly due to his multiple infidelities and Malorie’s…

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    The Tale of the Tailor and the Three Dead Kings is a medieval ghost story that was immortalised in the early fifteenth century.  Dan Jones has based his retelling upon the original Latin scripture of the story.  You can feel the authentic, old-time feel to the storytelling.  The dialogue, the mannerisms, and the interpretations were at one with the story being told.  The introduction sets up the story nicely and pushes you to think more deeply about the time in which the tale Is told.  The story flowed beautifully even if it was super short.

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    The Watchers was a punch to the jugular.  This was a quick read, I had to find out what was going to happen next.  The author pulled out the rug from under me on more than one occasion.  A must-read for the spooky season!

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    Sometimes you just pick up a book and fall into another time.  The Fort by Adrian Goldsworthy is one such book.  The time, the characters, the narrative.  Everything just seems to slot into place.  The characterization skills are terrifically utilized and the plot was swift-moving and often balancing on a knife-edge.  I am a huge fan of historical fiction and I genuinely believe that I would be hard placed to see a better example of it than, The Fort. Flavius Ferox is a character that instantly called to me.  He’s vivid, he’s alive and passionate.  His character arc and internal monologue cast me into a time where brutality is the…

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