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We are giving away five copies of the fantastic Eyes of Sleeping Children by D.A. Butcher

After the great response to our giveaway of L.A. Noir, and to give back to our wonderful readers, we are giving away five copies of the brilliant psychological thriller, Eyes of Sleeping Children by D.A. Butcher. If you missed our review of this amazing book you can find it here. I’d recommend giving it a read to know what you’re in for. The copies of … Continue reading We are giving away five copies of the fantastic Eyes of Sleeping Children by D.A. Butcher

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We’re giving away copies of the brilliant Nevada Noir by David Arrowsmith

To celebrate the re-birth of Booklytical we have decided to give five lucky readers a copy of the very brilliant crime thriller Nevada Noir. If you missed our review of this short trilogy you can find that here. I’d recommend giving it a read. The copies of Nevada Noir will be bought through Amazon and will be in kindle format. To enter this giveaway all … Continue reading We’re giving away copies of the brilliant Nevada Noir by David Arrowsmith

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Eyes of Sleeping Children by D.A. Butcher Review

D.A. Butcher comes out swinging hard with this stunning debut novel. Eyes of Sleeping Children is a psychological thriller set in the 1930’s and takes place in a depression hit Kansas that is about to bare the brunt of a giant dust storm. The focus of this story falls squarely upon the Lockhart family, and specifically upon the father Louis. As the storm begins to … Continue reading Eyes of Sleeping Children by D.A. Butcher Review

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Author Spotlight: D. A. Butcher discusses his life, his struggles, and his love for writing

Author Spotlight is our series that aims to give writers a platform to talk about the artform we all love, writing. This time around D. A. Butcher joins us to talk about his life, his struggles, and his passion for writing. Check out this excellent article. I grew up in London. My mother is Italian and an artist, my father is British and worked on … Continue reading Author Spotlight: D. A. Butcher discusses his life, his struggles, and his love for writing

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Author loses spot in Top 10 after buying 400 copies of his own book

The author Mark Dawson has just lost his spot on the Sunday Times bestseller chart for his thriller The Cleaner after revealing that he bought 400 copies of his own book in an attempt to get a better position. The book sales monitor Nielsen BookScan began investigating the purchases after the author revealed on his podcast that he had spent £3,600 on buying 400 hardback … Continue reading Author loses spot in Top 10 after buying 400 copies of his own book

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Deception Point by Dan Brown Review

Dan Brown’s Deception Point is very different from his much more famous series that all began with Da Vinci Code. When a NASA satellite detects evidence of a meteor buried deep within the Arctic ice the struggling agency declares a much needed victory, a victory that has profound implications for their future and that of US space policy, not to mention the looming US presidential … Continue reading Deception Point by Dan Brown Review

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Survival Year Review

Can you imagine a world where every citizen could directly weigh in on politics and the actions of his or her host government from their cell phone? In this not-so-distant sci-fi future, Jennifer French’s Survival Year offers this scenario as a true possibility. There’s international betrayal, a love triangle and a common desire to bring the world together in the face of global political upheaval, … Continue reading Survival Year Review

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Before I Go To Sleep Review

When I heard about Before I Go To Sleep I couldn’t help but think, “here we go again, it’s another simple romantic thriller with very little to offer the reader beyond a few shocks and a maybe a couple of awws.” But it wasn’t long before I realised this wasn’t just a simple copy and paste story. Every day our dear heroine Christine wakes up … Continue reading Before I Go To Sleep Review

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