View From The Pundy House: Razor Burn

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sadly a bad case of razor burn - an unintended consequence of my latest economy drive - means I can't make my big announcement today

Reviews and things

By Maxine Clark at Eurocrime

As things become even more desperate, and the tension is becoming unbearable, Nick dreams up a plan...There are a couple of creepy twists at the end of the tale, with a strong hint that the cycle will begin all over again - in a future book, perhaps. Let's hope so, because A HALF LIFE OF ONE is a very welcome addition to the thriller genre.
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By Suzan Abrams at A Writer's Palette

Captivating British fiction. Absorbing literary read for long, cold evenings...
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By the writer John Baker

I enjoyed this novel enormously and would place it among the better books I have read this year. It is well written, pacey, tense and thoughtful. Definitely something to put on your Christmas List.
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By the writer Debi Alper

A Half Life Of One by Bill Liversidge is a taut and chilling story about a man caught in a deadly trap of his own making...
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Montana writer Mary Scriver describes A Half Life Of One as one of the most chilling horror stories I’ve read. And it could happen anywhere.
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By the writer Kate Bousfield (Inner Minx)

Good writing, tidy plot, disagreeable characters, nasty little twisty end - what more can I say except to recommend it to others to read?
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View From The Pundy House

Monday, October 24, 2005

Razor Burn

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