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Fancy joining our reviewing team? πŸ“š We're especially keen to hear from thriller and crime readers at Archaeolibrarian. Come and chat in our Facebook page/group, or apply through our website. We'd love to have you unearth stories with us! #ThrillerReaders #CrimeFiction #JoinUs

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Only in Fairy Tales is about a woman who stopped believing she was the kind of person love happened to, and a man who already knows she’s wrong. It’s a story about being seen by someone when you’ve stopped expecting it. Pre-order open. 🌿 www.amazon.com/dp/B0HK13RS9F #OnlyInFairyTales #WelshRomance

MERISSA is currently reading THE HIDDEN by SANNA BRAND. In quiet Devon, Lady Amalie Northbrooke's ordered life unravels when her brother returns after eleven years, and a death at Mere Manor pulls her into danger alongside Dr Richard Cartwell. #HistoricalRomance #KU #KindleUnlimited

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The Secret Diary of Eleanor Cobham: A young duchess is found guilty of sorcery and witchcraft. Centuries later her secret diary is discovered hidden under floorboards in Beaumaris Castle and her true story can be told. mybook.to/SecretDiary #HistoricalFiction #audiobooks

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WHO’S OUT THERE by Westley Smith is a very quick read that I read in a day. This book is for fans of 1990’s thriller movies ... the setting of a cold winter storm adds an extra layer to the story. - Catreader18 | pictbooks.tours/18OAwaI6 #MysteryThriller #TwistyThriller #BookRec

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It's #FolkloreFriday 🦒 Last quarter moon today, and the swan feels like exactly the right folklore for it. In Welsh tradition, the swan is never simply a bird β€” it's a being between states, carrying enchantment as naturally as it carries its own feathers. #FolkloreFriday #WelshFolklore