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  • Christmas Advent Calendar: prize No. 9

    December 17, 20116:54 am

    Two signed copies of Heresy by S. J. Parris to be won!

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    To enter, simply answer this question:

    What is the title of S. J. Parris’s new Giordano Bruno historical thriller, to be published in April 2012?

    Email your answer to killerreadscomp@harpercollins.co.uk along with your name and address for your chance to win!

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  • Christmas Advent Calendar: Prize No. 8

    December 15, 201110:19 am

    One set of George R. R. Martin’s A Song of Ice and Fire series to give away - in the stunning new hardback edition!

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    To enter, simply answer this question:

    Who played the character of Lord Eddard Stark in the HBO TV series of A Game of Thrones?

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  • Christmas Advent Calendar: Prize No. 7

    December 14, 20117:40 am

    SIX sets of Dean Koontz’s Frankenstein series to give away!

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    To enter, simply answer this question:

    Who was the author of the original Frankenstein?

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  • Crime at Christmas: The Finale! Twelve Drummers Drumming

    December 12, 20117:00 am

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  • Crime at Christmas: Eleven Pipers Piping

    December 11, 20117:00 am

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  • Christmas Advent Calendar: Prize No. 6

    7:00 am

    Two beautiful hardback editions of MICRO to give away!christmas-prize-no5-and-6-003

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    Which book (which was then made into a film) is Michael Crichton most famous for writing? 

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  • Crime at Christmas: Ten Lords A Leaping

    December 10, 20117:00 am

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  • Christmas Advent Calendar: Prize No. 5

    December 9, 201111:33 am

    Two SIGNED copies of House of the Hanged by Sunday Times bestselling novelist Mark Mills! 

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    What are the names of two other titles that Mark Mills has written?

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  • Crime at Christmas: Nine Ladies Dancing

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  • Christmas Advent Calendar: Prize No. 4

    December 7, 201112:29 pm

    A beautiful first editionchristmas-prize-no4-002 of Absolute Midnight with full-colourchristmas-prize-no4-001 illustrations!

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

    To enter, simply answer this question:

    What is the first book in the Abarat series called?

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  • True Crime: A Night I Will Never Forget

    6:50 am

    A retired Crime Scenes Manager, with 30 years of experience in the force, has agreed to share his memories of one night that has continued to haunt him. As you can imagine, it doesn’t make comfortable reading. Please be aware of that before you begin.

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    Most of the murders I have attended are preceded by a phone call in the middle of the night.   I remember the phone call late on the night of 11th February 2003. A girl’s body had been found in a field in East Cramlington and a 999 call had been received by a young man claiming to have accidentally killed her.

     
    It was a bitterly cold night. The temperature was 4°C but the strong Easterly wind made it feel a whole lot colder. The scene was exposed to the elements with no shelter from the biting wind. A slope in the field led up to a ridge where there were a few sparse bushes, about 100 yards from the nearest houses. Close to the bushes is where I saw Sarah. She was 14 years old. Two SOCO’s were already there and crime scene tape was being strung across the fields and a common approach path was being established. We always try to estimate where the murderer has entered and left the scene and establish our common approach path away from that area, to avoid disturbance.

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  • Crime at Christmas: Six Geese have laid!

    December 6, 201112:46 pm

    Six of the chapters are already out! How many have you read? My personal favourite chapter is no. 3…


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