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Europe in Winter by Dave Hutchinson

tonyturton.com Posted on 10 January 2017 by Tony16 February 2017

This book, the third in Dave Hutchinson’s ‘Fractured Europe’ series (of four, I gather) keeps up the standard set by the first two, ‘Autumn‘ and ‘Midnight‘. The action shifts from place to place, gradually digging through layers of confusion and … Continue reading →

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Europe at Midnight by Dave Hutchinson

tonyturton.com Posted on 19 December 2015 by Tony20 December 2015

This is the follow-up to “Europe in Autumn“. Unimaginatively, I’d expected it to pick up where ‘Autumn’ left off, but in ‘Midnight’ we have a whole new cast of characters.* Hutchinson develops the theme at the heart of ‘Autumn’, taking … Continue reading →

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Europe in Autumn by Dave Hutchinson

tonyturton.com Posted on 18 September 2015 by Tony20 December 2015

This is the first book in a planned trilogy. The second volume, “Europe at Midnight“, is due out in November 2015. “Europe in Autumn” is set in a dysfunctional Europe not too far in the future. The open borders ideal … Continue reading →

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His Dark Materials (trilogy) by Philip Pullman

tonyturton.com Posted on 19 March 2009 by Tony3 November 2024

His Dark Materials is a trilogy consisting of Northern Lights, The Subtle Knife, and The Amber Spyglass. You’ll probably find these three books in the children’s section of your local library, but that doesn’t mean adults won’t enjoy reading them … Continue reading →

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