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Death and the Conjuror is available to pre-order in the TCF bookshop https://uk.bookshop.org/shop/TCF

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When Neville Presho decides to leave Toraigh Island in Ireland for New Zeland, little does he expect his house to vanish, and then be caught in a web of injustice.

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Here at TCF we have put together a quick run-down of all the best crime fiction and true crime that we have reviewed which touch on the LGBTIQ+ experience.

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Mairi delves into motherhood, and what it means inspired by a modern true crime classic.

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Mairi delves into the reasons why people find it so hard to believe survivors of domestic abuse.  If you, or anyone you know, is effected by this issue please use a safe computer and follow this link https://www.gov.uk/guidance/domestic-abuse-how-to-get-help

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Mairi delves into a TCF favourite subject, women and crime, this time with BBC's ever popular Lucy Worsley. 

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Mairi interviews Amy, and they chat about her debut Girl, 11 as well as never lighting up a room.  

Girl 11 is available to buy in the TCF bookshop, all profits go to support independent bookshops and the pod.  https://uk.bookshop.org/lists/tcf-reviewed-fiction

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Mairi reviews Girl, 11, crime fiction debuet of Amy Suiter-Clark  text is available here https://true-crime-fiction.com/2022/03/18/girl-11-a-crime-fiction-book-about-a-true-crime-podcaster/

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Camilla Macpherson is a writer and lawyer who lives in The Hague in the Netherlands. She recently won the Crime Writer’s Association Margery Allingham Short Mystery Competition. Crime fiction is her favourite genre, and she has a particular interest in writers of the Golden Age.

Her debut novel, Pictures at an Exhibition, was a work of literary fiction revolving around the masterpieces of the National Gallery during the Second World War. It was published by Random House in 2012 and has since been translated into Dutch, German and Polish. She has also been recognized in a number of writing competitions, including: the Promis Prize in the London Writers Competition; the Wundor short fiction prize for her novella The Inaugural Iraq Garden tour; and the Fish Publishing short story competition. She is also a previous finalist in the Daily Mail First Novel Award and quarter-finalist in the Amazon/Penguin Breakthrough Novel Award 2009.

She is currently working on a detective story set in the Netherlands in 1940.

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In this true crime book we are taken on a decades long hunt for clues as to where a missing son has gone, and can he be connected to a body found in the woods?

Ripple is availible to buy in the TCF bookshop https://uk.bookshop.org/shop/TCF 
and the text can be read here https://true-crime-fiction.com/my-reviews/

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