The Sunday Telegraph

• The Sunday Telegraph The Trial of Elizabeth Cree Peter Ackroyd   Ackroyd is such a master of mood, of tension, of angst, foreboding, frission, but also of tenderness and exultation, that one is drawn into his tale as by a magus...

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• The Sunday Telegraph The Clerkenwell Tales Peter Ackroyd   A truly extraordinary feat of historical imagination.

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• The Sunday Telegraph Brandenburg Glenn Meade   This is a terrific book. I confidently predict that it will enjoy a triumph and that we will see many more bestsellers from the same pen... A model of presentation - Meade serves up new twists at regular intervals like a waiter bounding forward with canapes - but there are also some tremendous exercises in sheer, nail-biting suspense... a rare treat.

  Submitted Apr 21st 09 by Writersrecommendations, 0 comments

• The Sunday Telegraph Snow Wolf Glenn Meade   A rare treat - sheer, nail-biting suspense.

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• The Sunday Telegraph Candlenight Phil Rickman   A tautly written and nervy horror story with something important to say... grimly sinister, written with blood-curdling aplomb.

  Submitted Apr 21st 09 by Writersrecommendations, 0 comments