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The Best Things In Life Are Free … Books

Tony Black regularly gets raves from the likes of Ken Bruen and Irvine Welsh for his Gus Dury novels, but he’s stepped away from the persecuted Gus for his latest outing, TRUTH LIES BLEEDING. Quoth the blurb elves:
Tony Black moves away from the noir of his Gus Dury novels with this terrific police procedural featuring Detective Inspector Rob Brennan. Four teenagers find the mutilated corpse of a young girl stuffed into a dumpster in an Edinburgh alleyway. Who is she? Where did she come from? Who killed her and why? Above all, where is the baby to which she has obviously recently given birth? Inspector Rob Brennan, recently back from psychiatric leave, is still shocked by the senseless shooting of his only brother. His superiors think that the case of the dumpster girl will be perfect to get him back on track. But Rob Brennan has enemies within the force, stacks of unfinished business and a nose for trouble. What he discovers about the murdered girl blows the case – and his life – wide open.
  The good people at Preface Publishing have been kind enough to offer Crime Always Pays three copies of TRUTH LIES BLEEDING to give away free, gratis and for nuffink, and to be in with a chance of winning a copy, all you have to do is this:
Recommend for the delectation of your fellow readers another novel with a title containing the words ‘Truth’, ‘Lies’ and / or ‘Bleeding’ (bonus points for novel titles that offer combinations of said words).
  Answers in the comment box below, please, leaving a contact email address (using ‘at’ rather than @ to confuse the spam munchkins). All submissions go into my bobbly hat. Closing date is noon on Thursday, January 27th, et bon chance, mes amis.

12 comments:

  1. I can't think of anything that would qualify for the bonus points! Anyway, my recommendation Beautiful Lies by Lisa Unger. contact: mxyptlk77 at comcast.net

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  2. How about...
    Where the truth lies by Rupert Holmes

    keithbwalters at virginmedia.com

    I too, cannot think of one that includes all three....

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  3. Beneath the Bleeding by Val McDermind

    mom22kids9802@yahoo.com

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  4. Truth - Peter Temple

    col2910(at)gmail.com

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  5. Now I could lie and recommend "Where the Truth Lies" by Rosemary Ingham, but I have absolutely no idea whether I should recommend it or not, so let me cheat a tiny bit by using Ruth Rendell´s "Some Lie and Some Die".

    do.hu.ja at mail.tele.dk

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  6. Bleed for Me by Micheal Robotham

    ksales1023 at gmail.com

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  7. "Love Lies Bleeding," by Edmund Crispin

    and

    "Love Lies Bleeding," by Don DeLillo

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  8. Bleeding by Hearts by Ian Rankin.

    Looking forward to Tony's book. Very interested to see what he does with a police novel.

    hullcrimefiction at hotmail.co.uk

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  9. Edmund Crispin's "Love Lies Bleeding," the fifth Gervase Fen novel.

    rick at ollerman.com

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  10. Hello!

    City of Lies by R.J. Ellory

    mrjpganley at clear.net.nz

    Joanne G.

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  11. Not had a chance to read this one yet but, like Tony Black, he is a terrific author. So:

    Choke on Your Lies by Anthony Neil Smith

    agriffy(at)dsl.pipex.com

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  12. I sent in book title suggestions on Jan. 21, but forgot my email which is: kdurkin@earthlink.net

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