Praise for JG Kelly novels
“Deeply moving and beautifully written.”
Ann Cleeves
“Heart-breaking, beautiful and thrilling – a book that will stay with you for a very long time.”
Elly Griffiths
“A tale of devastating secrets, brilliantly told.”
Rory Clements
“Outstanding. Heartstopping. Brilliant.”
Kate Furnivall
“Thought-provoking and compelling.”
Caroline Scott
The Silent Child
She can’t have a future until she has a past.
Hanna Stern, a Jewish child who survived the war, grows up in the Cambridgeshire Fens unable to remember the fate of her family or her own years as a prisoner. Her search for the past takes her to Berlin in 1961 in pursuit of the truth. But she is not alone in her quest. Others will kill to keep her forgotten secrets.
From the blog
Paperback launched
The paperback of The White Lie – long-listed for this year’s Gold Dagger – was launched at Bodies in the Bookshop, Cambridge. The shop, on St Botolph’s Lane, specialises in crime thrillers of all ages, and comprises several small rooms, but it’s a bookshop with a big heart. It is the brainchild of Richard Reynolds…
The return of Philip Dryden
It is more than twenty years since Philip Dryden first set out to a scene of crime, ferried by his faithful side-kick Humph, in a two-door taxi, across the flooded fens of East Anglia. The cathedral city of Ely became his haunt for seven tales of criem and mystery. The books found many friends –…
Titanic story
Back home after a wonderful trip to Newfoundland and mainland Canada. Vita Sackville-West said: ‘Travel is a primeval pleasure. There is no bore worse than the travel bore. We do not want to know what he saw in Rome’. This is a timely reminder that you will lose friends if you spend your time recounting…