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'Wickedly entertaining tale of political chicanery.' @JakeKerridge review of The Prime Minister's Affair in @Telegraph Big thank you to Jake.
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Advance hardback copies of my political thriller have arrived. Always feels like something that might never happen: '... an abstraction, remaining a perpetual possibility. Only in a world of speculation.' Nope. It's shiny and solid. Publication 23/6 #politics #BookLover
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On a visit to the Marine centre in Oban this @MarkDouglasHome novel caught my eye. I’m enjoying it so far. A crime-fighting oceanographer is a new one for me and thoroughly enjoyable - interesting facts too 😊
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As promised there are the photos we took yesterday at the @UllapoolB with @MarkDouglasHome signing his #SeaDetective series. These were originally published by @sandstonepress but now with @PenguinUKBooks
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@MarkDouglasHome Thanks to a recommendation from @radioleary I have now devoured your first two books & am looking forward to the next two. I hope there are some more in the pipeline?! Thank you for providing such an escape during lockdown, Cal is a great leading character.
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Enormous xylophone in the woods of Kyushu, Japan plays a Bach tune when a wooden ball rolls down each "key." An impressive piece of engineering.
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Out in paperback today: Witchfinder, my take on the Spycatcher hunt for traitors inside the intelligence services in the 60s. In a climate of fear, no one is above suspicion, not even a Prime Minister.
The ultimate Cold War spy story. @AWilliamswriter's brilliant novel of espionage and betrayal, #Witchfinder, is out in paperback in just two day's time!
All spies are liars, but which ones are traitors?
Pre-order now > fal.cn/3akJ3
They’re all published - in order: The Sea Detective, The Woman Who Walked into the Sea, The Malice of Waves, The Driftwood Girls, which was released earlier this year.
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I think @HodderBooks done a great job with the jacket of the paperback. Thanks to Nick Sayers and the design team. Eye catching. Hope you agree. Out September 17th. A September gold rush, it seems!
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To mark our 85th anniversary, we're delighted to reveal our new logo! 🧜♀️📖
Inspired by our original mermaid motif from 1935, we've given it a fresh new design appearing on our hardback spines from October!
What do you think of our new look? #PenguinMichaelJoseph
Dead Good Books recommends the 'brilliant' Sea Detective crime mystery series deadgoodbooks.co.uk/sea-dete…
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So pleased you enjoyed it and hope you like the next one.
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Two missing women. An ocean full of secrets.
Today is the last day you can get @MarkDouglasHome's eBook for only 99p. Get your copy of #TheDriftwoodGirls here: bit.ly/DriftwoodGirlsEB
#kindledeals
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Have you ever thought about what book you would take to a desert island? Authors @Dougieclaire, @KateRiordanUK @MarkDouglasHome @GillianMAuthor and more have shared their choices, have a read for some recommendations!
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'Intelligence, imagination and lucid writing' @thetimes
'I'm completely addicted to this series' @radioleary
Two missing women. An ocean full of secrets...
The Kindle version of The Driftwood Girls by @MarkDouglasHome is only 99p this June: bit.ly/DriftwoodGirlsEB
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'Intelligence, imagination and lucid writing' @thetimes
'I'm completely addicted to this series' @radioleary
Two missing women. An ocean full of secrets...
@MarkDouglasHome's #TheDriftwoodGirls is only 99p this June! Get your copy now: bit.ly/DriftwoodGirlsEB
Only 99p - the ebook of The Driftwood Girls, 'a first class mystery... satisfying, intelligent and compelling' (The Scotsman). amzn.to/2XjMRXq
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Lisa from #Alloway Library is enjoying 'The Woman Who Walked Into The Sea' by @MarkDouglasHome #TartanNoir with a twist, quirky protagonist and the use of an esoteric subject to solve crimes and mysteries, in this case, oceanography #ReadingHour #WorldBookNight
























