#Harriet Tyce

[azazel-dreams]

The Lies You Told by Harriet Tyce

Rating: ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤

[coolladydot]

Portocala sângerie (recenzie)

Madeleine Smith nu doar că a tăiat iubirea, ci a și înjunghiat-o, a sfârtecat-o și a mărunțit-o temeinic, lăsând cincisprezece urme de cuțit pe trupul neînsuflețit al soțului ei în apartamentul lor din Chapham. Autor: Harriet Tyce Număr pagini: 336 An apariție: 2021 Editura: Litera Traducere: Andreea Năstase Titlul original: Blood Orange, 2019 Harriet Tyce s-a născut în 1972, în Edinburgh.…

[elegantpersoncreation]

"The truth is a bitter pill, but sometimes it's the only medicine that can heal us... " Harriet Tyce📓"Blood Orange"

[chussyracing]

What books you like? Favorites, genres

I got into reading is little by fantasy books but I was also obsessed with new knowledge so I borrowed out a whole shelf of encyclopedias in local library too.

Later on, I was keen on mysteries and thrillers and horrors for many many years, basically into adulthood.

Ever since I started university I mostly only read local authors, classics, older literature. But in my free time, I like to relax with good detective stories, feuilletons, politics satire.

My guilty pleasures are Agatha Christie in any form or way, Jon Jonasson, all of ancient plays and colections of poems (you name it, I read it), Rudolf Křesťan, Franz Kafka. Out of classics that you can find in english and might know better than any Czech authors i could list here, i'd say Austen, Wilde, Poe, Atwood, Orwell, Fitzgerald. I also unironically love Shakespeare and Molière.

If I always hated something, it was romance (besides Austen, but that's mostly because of the characterization and a long time gone crush on another lit major). I also don't really enjoy the mainstream stuff that came out fairly recently. I didn't enjoy Rupi Kaur or Amanda Lovelace, I couldn't get past few pages of Coleen Hoover or Jojo Moyes I found in my sister's room.

Out of the new-ish authors I enjoyed, from top of my head: Nadia Terranova, Jonas Jonasson, Josh Malerman, John Grisham, Paula Hawkins, Harriet Tyce, Sophie Hannah....

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After drinking and making a fool of herself for 35 years, the writer realised that’s not how she wanted to be rememberedHow do you know someone has stopped drinking? Don’t worry, they’ll tell you. The old vegan joke comes into my mind a lot as yet a #BioTech #science

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BOOK REVIEW -It Ends At Midnight by Harriet Tyce #bookreview #bookblogger #scottishblogger #bookinfluencer #bookstagrammer

BOOK REVIEW -It Ends At Midnight by Harriet Tyce #bookreview #bookblogger #scottishblogger #bookinfluencer #bookstagrammer

X Threads Facebook Pinterest WhatsApp Print Back of the Book It’s New Year’s Eve, and the stage is set for a lavish party in one of Edinburgh’s best postcodes. It’s a moment for old friends to set the past to rights – and move on. And yet, the celebration fails to materialize. Because someone at this party is going to die. Midnight approaches and the countdown begins…and it seems one of…

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Blood orange de Harriet Tyce

https://www.loeildeluciole.com/blood-orange-de-harriet-tyce/

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It Ends At Midnight, by Harriet Tyce (Jevole Coffee, Alicante, Spain, October 2023)

[talesofsorrowandofruin]

4. Did you discover any new authors that you love this year?

17. Did any books surprise you with how good they were?

Thanks! :D

4. Did you discover any new authors that you love this year?: I wouldn't say "love" because I've only read one of her books, but I enjoyed The Lies You Told by Harriet Tyce and I'm looking out for her other book.

17. Did any books surprise you with how good they were?: John Macnab by John Buchan. I'd never heard of it before and the plot summary didn't sound very interesting, but I gave it a chance anyway and was surprised at how much I enjoyed it.

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October Reads: Books To Read In Lockdown

October Reads: Books To Read In Lockdown

Hey! Hope you all are well and staying safe in the Lockdown 2.0.

Here is the new monthly feature on my blog, where I share and review that books that I’ve read this month – Here is September’s post if you missed it!

Blood Orange by Harriet Tyce

Allison has it all.

A loving family and a career on the rise – she’s just been given her first murder case to defend.

But all is never as…

[azazel-dreams]

It ends at midnight by Harriet Tyce

Rating: ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤

[universitybookstore]

A brilliant debut from London barrister Harriet Tyce, Blood Orange, out now from Grand Central Publishing. (Read the full review in the Guardian here.)

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I had a great time at the weekend at the Bath Festival helping out with a few literary events. 📚📚📚⠀ The first was featured Stacey Halls author of The Familiars and Elizabeth MacNeal author of The Doll Factory discussing their debut novels and writing historical fiction. It was fascinating to hear all about their writing processes, inspirations, and advice. Their discussion was really inspiring and has made me even more excited to read both of these! ⠀ 😍⠀ The second event was 'Bloody Women' which featured three crime writers discussing the genre and gender. It featured Harriet Tyce, a former criminal barrister whose debut novel Blood Orange has recently been released. Then Erin Kelly who has been on the scene for a while, and was behind BroadChurch. Lastly, Sarah Hilary, award-winning and effortlessly chaired the event. ⠀ 👏⠀ I admit I've not read much crime fiction before, mainly because I'm not so good with scary stuff and I don't want my adrenaline going too much before I try and go to sleep. However, after this event, my perception of the genre has totally changed and I'd like to try one or two from these lovely women, such as He Said/She Said by Erin Kelly.

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"Naranja de sangre", de Harriet Tyce

“Naranja de sangre”, de Harriet Tyce

«Un perturbador y absorbente thriller que explora el poder del deseo, los celos y la venganza.»

Reseña escrita por Maudy Ventosa.

Los actos tienen consecuencias…. Es la frase preferida del psicoterapeuta de la historia. Casi siempre es verdad, los actos tienen consecuencias para todos, no solo para los demás. Seguro que esto lo olvida más de uno…

Cubierta de: ‘Naranja de sangre’

Narrado en…

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Check out this listing I just added to my Poshmark closet: People Like Her Hardcover by Ellery Lloyd.