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Merryn Allingham
Goodreads Author
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The United Kingdom
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May 2014
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The Bookshop Murder (Flora Steele, #1)
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2021
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8 editions
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Murder on the Pier (Flora Steele, #2)
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2021
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4 editions
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Murder at Primrose Cottage (Flora Steele, #3)
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2022
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5 editions
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Murder at the Priory Hotel (Flora Steele, #4)
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2022
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4 editions
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Murder at St. Saviour's (Flora Steele, #5)
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2022
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4 editions
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The Library Murders (Flora Steele, #8)
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2024
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3 editions
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Murder in a French Village (Flora Steele, #7)
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2023
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3 editions
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Murder at Abbeymead Farm (Flora Steele, #6)
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2023
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Murder at Cleve College (Flora Steele, #9)
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2024
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4 editions
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The Officer's Wife (Daisy Driscoll Sagas #1)
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2015
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7 editions
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The Buttonmaker's Daughter
I have a new book coming - yippee!
The Buttonmaker's Daughter will be published on January 12 and full details, including the gorgeous cover, will be in the next newsletter. If you'd like to join my list of subscribers, here's the address: www.merrynallingham.com
The Buttonmaker's Daughter will be published on January 12 and full details, including the gorgeous cover, will be in the next newsletter. If you'd like to join my list of subscribers, here's the address: www.merrynallingham.com
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| I loved Amor Towles’ writing style: elegant, wry and perfect for its main protagonist, Count Alexander Rostov. The book taught me a good deal about the early days of Lenin’s rule in Russia but the learning was light, intermingled with comic moments, ...more | |
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| The novel begins explosively with the siege of St Malo but after this initial chapter I found the pace a little slow. However, it’s a big story and gradually I came to see that going back to the childhoods of each of the main protagonists was essenti ...more | |
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| Another wonderful book by Maggie O'Farrell. I'm a fan of this period of Italian history-I loved Sarah Dunant's In the Name of the Father-and O' Farrell does it proud. The historical background and its complex characters are portrayed so vividly that ...more | |
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| I'd read The Family Upstairs a while back and loved it. Lisa Jewell is a brilliant writer, an author who takes you from page to page so smoothly that you hardly realise you're turning them! The plotting in this book was clever but particularly intric ...more | |
“When he'd called Flora impossible, he hadn't been wrong. Once she got an idea into her head, it stuck. She was like a terrier digging for a rabbit, and it was tough luck on anyone who got in the way”
― Murder at the Priory Hotel
― Murder at the Priory Hotel
“There was the offer of a new challenge - you could go stale doing the same thing over and over - and being in daily contact with young, creative minds could only be invigorating”
― The Library Murders
― The Library Murders
“The mystery had grown too intriguing to be given up to the police. It was one that belonged to them”
― Murder at Primrose Cottage
― Murder at Primrose Cottage
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