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Thursday, 10 November 2011

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Daylight Saving by Edward Hogan, published by Walker Books.

I saw this ebook cover on GalleyCat. Clever, isn't it?

Posted by Helen Smith at 10:07

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Helen Smith lives in London. She's the author of Alison Wonderland, Being Light, The Miracle Inspector and the Emily Castles Mystery Series. She's a member of the Crime Writers Association, The Writers Guild of Great Britain and English PEN.

Twenty-six-year-old Emily Castles teams up with eccentric philosophy professor Dr. Muriel to investigate a murder at a romance writers’ conference in this entertaining British mystery. Buy from Amazon

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