Stephen Glover

• Jun-2017
• / General Fiction
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'I thoroughly enjoyed Splash! It's a delicious confection of excellent plotting, an inventively bonkers cast of characters, subtle insights into the world of newspapers and a satisfying ending which invokes the great Evelyn Waugh's masterpiece, Scoop...

• Sep-2020
• / Mystery
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A well-intentioned young female art expert is caught in a snow-storm on a train in the Scottish Highlands. At the inn where passengers are forced to stay the night she is approached by a mysterious wealthy foreigner who claims to be a lover of painti...

• Feb-2024
• / General Fiction
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• / Fantasy
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2-Fantasy works, set in the female-led world of the occult, open with Rafael Menton's Bound in Port-au-Prince; his sequel to A Woman of Haiti. Read on, as a misadventure that started in London and ended badly in Haiti repeats itself with the sur...

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Theo Hopcraft's Destiny Never Sleeps brings us three of his tales of female-led fantasy and occult fiction, written in the classic style of de Maupassant, Blackwood, and Jacobs.We open with Destin-Sur-Sarthe and one travelling English wine-merchant's...

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Madame Solange… Plus-2 brings us three dark, fantasy and female-led, tales of possession, horror, and evil. Sandrine Bessancort's Luella Miller Revisited, is set during the early years of the twentieth-century where the fiction of Edgar Al...

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Ms Indira presents her psychological classic of Subcontinent obsession and human bondage, A Passage to Britannia.Read on, as a devious and manipulative Indian housekeeper positions herself to become something more to the British employer working in h...

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Volume-Seven in the Subcontinent Sirens collection brings us another two female-led books of obsession, mesmerism, and psychological warfare; both involving the misadventures of European men with the women of the Indian Subcontinent.We open with Rafa...