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Sunday, February 1, 2015

The Strange Death of Fiona Griffiths by Harry Bingham Book Tour






The Strange Death of Fiona Griffiths

By Harry Bingham

 

 





The Strange Death of Fiona Griffiths

British author, Harry Bingham, blew critics and readers away with his crime debut, Talking to the Dead. His second novel, Love Story, with Murders, established DC Fiona Griffiths as the most compelling heroine in crime fiction. With this, the third novel in the series, comes Fiona's darkest, strangest and most challenging assignment yet . . .

It started out as nothing much. A minor payroll fraud at a furniture store in South Wales. No homicide involved, no corpses. Detective Constable Fiona Griffiths fights to get free of the case, but loses. She's tasked with the investigation.

She begins her enquiries, only to discover the corpse of a woman who's starved to death. Looks further, and soon realizes that within the first, smaller crime, a vaster one looms: the most audacious theft in history.

Fiona’s bosses need a copper willing to go undercover, and they ask Fiona to play the role of a timid payroll clerk so that she can penetrate the criminal gang from within.

Fiona will be alone, she’ll be lethally vulnerable – and her fragile grip on ‘Planet Normal’ will be tested as never before ...

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Harry Bingham Bio:

Harry is currently writing a crime series, featuring a young Welsh detective, Fiona Griffiths. The series has sold to publishers in the UK (Orion), the US (Random House), as well as FranceGermanyItalySpain, the Netherlandsand elsewhere. The first novel was televised by Bonafide and broadcast onSky Living. The novels are notable mostly for the strong voice and strange character of their protagonist. The first three titles in the series are Talking to the Dead, Love Story with Murders, and The Strange Death of Fiona Griffiths.



The books have had nice reviews in the BooksellerPublishers Weekly,KirkusNew York TimesNew York Daily NewsBoston GlobeSeattle Times,Washington PostDaily MailTelegraph, Times, Sunday Times, Western Mail (all behind paywall) Shelf Awarenesscrimefictionlover, and many more fine publications.



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Tour Schedule:

February 2

Book featured at 3 Partners in Shopping

February 3

Guest blogging at What is That Book

February 4

Book reviewed at Rainy Day Reviews

February 5

Interviewed at A Little Bit of R & R

February 6

Guest blogging at I Heart Reading

February 9

Book reviewed at The Phantom Paragrapher

February 11

Book featured at The Zen Reader

February 12

Interviewed at Review From Here

February 13

Guest blogging at From Paperback to Leatherbound

February 17

Interviewed at Literal Exposure

February 19

Book featured at Confessions of a Reader

February 20

Book featured at Tales of a Book Addict

February 24

Guest blogging at A Taste of My Mind

February 26

Interviewed at Niume

March 2 

Book featured at Voodoo Princess

March 4

Book featured at The Literary Nook

March 6 

Book reviewed at Harlie's Books

March 9

Guest blogging at Romancing the Darkside

March 11

Interviewed at Blirt

March 12

Book featured at Inkslinger's Opus

March 13

Interviewed at Pimp That Character

March 17

Interviewed at Pump Up Your Book

March 18

Guest blogging at She Writes

March 19

Interviewed at I'm Shelf-ish

March 23

Guest blogging at The Writer's Life

March 25 

Interviewed at As the Page Turns

March 27

Guest blogging at Fiction to Fruition

April 6

Book review and Author interviewed at The Gal in the Blue Mask




Guest blogging at Bent Over Bookwords

April 16

Book reviewed at Celticlady's Reviews

April 17

Book featured at The Revolving Bookshelf

April 21

Book featured at The Dark Phantom

April 22

Interviewed at Book Marketing Buzz

April 23

Book reviewed at Review From Here

April 24

Book featured at All Inclusive Retort

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