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Tag Archives: Britfic
The Disappeared
The Disappeared© 2019 Amy Lord368 pages Clara Winter was only a child when her father disappeared. A poet and English teacher, he made the mistake of criticizing Britain’s new order, the martial rule imposed on it after a terrorist attack … Continue reading
Obey little, bake much: The Choice
The Choice© 2019 Claire Ward400 pages “Let them eat cake,” Marie Antoinette supposedly said of the people too poor to buy bread, and the words inspired revolution. The Choice throws that on its head, and makes it rallying cry — … Continue reading
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Tagged Britain, Britfic, collective tyranny, dystopia, food, Man vs State
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The Bodies in the Library
The Bodies in the Library © 2019 Marty Wingate 336 pages Hayley has a secret: she doesn’t know a blessed thing about Agatha Christie’s fiction. Or Dorothy Sayer’s. Her literary expertise is all things Austen, but thanks to a friend … Continue reading
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Tagged Agatha Christie, Book Bunch Favorites, bookshops and libraries, Britfic, mystery
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