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|title=Broken Angels

|author=Graham Masterton

|rating=4

|genre=Crime

|summary=Despite the odd reservation, [[White Bones by Graham Masterton|the first book]] in his ''Katie Maguire'' series, was good enough to have me eagerly reaching for the second, ''Broken Angels''. Whilst Masterton may have dipped into some of the female detective clichés with his debut crime thriller, he also dipped into his past as a great horror writer and the combination worked well.

|amazonuk=<amazonuk>1781851182</amazonuk>

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{{newreview

|title=A Naked Singularity

|summary=Never judge a book by its cover? Oh come on... Doesn't that do a huge disservice to the army of graphic designers designing those covers? To be fair, the designers don't get the final say and we've all read things that didn't do what they said on the tin, but I think it's time we started giving a bit of credit to those that do.

|amazonuk=<amazonuk>0857500953</amazonuk>

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~~|author=Simon Urban and Katy Derbyshire (Translator)~~

~~|title=Plan D~~

~~|rating=4.5~~

~~|genre=Crime~~

|summary=October 2011 and the Berlin wall is still intact. Inspector Martin Wegener of the East German People's Police faces another day dividing his mind between thoughts of his luscious ex-lover Karolina and work. On this particular day 'work' is a body found hanging from the GDR section of gas pipeline that joins Russian to Europe. Not only is he hanging, the deceased has eight knots round his neck and his shoe laces are tied together: a Stasi trademark. Who is he and why are the Stasi killing again? Martin needs answers and they're sending a West Berlin detective in to help him find them; not the best start to a day.

~~|amazonuk=<amazonuk>1846556929</amazonuk>~~

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