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Finisterre by Graham Hurley (view source)
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|date=December 2016
|isbn=978-1784977818
|cover=Hurley_Finisterre
|aznuk=1784977837
Across every genre of literature, there are the stars. If you have an interest in the genre, you will naturally gravitate towards them. Theirs is the world of the multi-million bestseller. Once you have devoured all they have to offer you look for the hidden gems. Graham Hurley is one of the gems. I have to confess to being a huge fan after discovering him a few years ago and I have to say that he has never disappointed. The variety within his work makes it a joy to simply sit and read. 'Finisterre' is the latest in a back catalogue of top-quality crime fiction and I cannot recommend it too highly.
If you enjoy ''Finisterre'', you may also enjoy [[The Bones of Paris by Laurie R King ]], [[The Lady from Zagreb by Philip Kerr]], [[Bryant and May and the Invisible Code by Christopher Fowler]] and [[Midnight in Berlin by James MacManus]]. We've also enjoyed [[Aurore by Graham Hurley]] and [[The Seamstress by Maria Duenas]].
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