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Retired Fire Officer. Fire Forensic Consultant. Massive bookworm. I blog about the books I read. Netgalley reviewer 200+ reviews also here as @investigatefire

Halesowen, England
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Nigel Adams
7 days
Written from an unusual prospective, a series of interviews without a narrator this book held me from the start. Good People by Patmeena Sabit is an intriguing read. Review in the link⬇️ @ViragoBooks #PatmeenaSabit #recommendedbook.
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I think a better title for this book would have been Perspectives Ultimately that is what this book is all about. The story unfolds in a series of statements from numerous people who have known the…
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Nigel Adams
12 days
Not sure I’m the demographic for this but I can tell you this middle aged man really enjoyed A Court of Thrones and Roses by Sarah J Maas. Review ⬇️@SJMaas .
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I’m not the demographic for this book, but this genre is becoming my “dirty secret” And of the few books I’ve read in this genre, this one is by far the best. A great story, with characters it’s ea…
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Nigel Adams
21 days
I’m looking for opinions on this book. The Girl in Cell A by Vaseem Khan. If anybody else has read it what do they think of the end of the book. Link to my review⬇️.
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  To start this review I have to say that I really enjoyed this book, up until the last two or three chapters. So to start with the plot is brilliant.  Orianna, the girl in…
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Nigel Adams
1 month
The timing of this story could not have been more impactful following recent news stories in Ireland. A real masterpiece of a story. Hidden Daughters by Patricia Gibney. Stunning. @bookouture .
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I used to worry about long series losing there impact or running out of ideas. The Lottie Parker series by Patricia Gibney is one I really don’t have to worry about Every new addition to the series…
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Nigel Adams
1 month
What the Dark Whispers is latest addition to one of my favourite crime fiction series, and this one is the best so far. Loved it. Review in the link below⬇️.#mustread #mustreadbooks @WriterMJLee @CaneloCrime .
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The DI Ridpath books are right up there in my favourite reads, and are always the next-to-read, as soon as they are available to me. Ridpath is a brilliantly conceived character. Employed by Greate…
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Nigel Adams
2 months
The Secrets of Forest Lane, an incredible psychological crime thriller set around a small group of people all with children in the same nursery class. A great murder story with a bit of spice. Review in the link ⬇️#mustread.
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The first few chapters of this book are scene setters so please don’t think you’ve stumbled across an urban romance, because that’s the last thing this book is. This is a psychological thriller, an…
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Nigel Adams
2 months
Espionage books have always been my favourite, they’re just hard to come by in the way of new releases. Recently I found Damascus Station by David McCloskey, and loved it. Moscow X is book 2 of the 4 in the series and is even better. Review in the link ⬇️.
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Espionage fiction at its best. When a high ranking KSB Official sends one of his thugs to steal gold from the bank of one of the new rich it tips the first domino in a long and twisting line. The g…
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Nigel Adams
3 months
Phantasma and Enchantra by Kaylie Smith. The first two books in this new series, and as the football saying goes, a game of two halves. The first book is brilliant, unfortunately the second book is the same story in a different setting.
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My occasional foray into other genres has taken me back to the latest reading fad that seems to have struck over the last few years. And it’s becoming somewhat of a guilty secret. I’m certainly not…
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Nigel Adams
3 months
A cracking espionage book just like the ones I used to love reading when there were plenty on the shelves. Damascus Station by David McCloskeyis a dark complex read set towards the end of the Assad regime in Syria. @mccloskeybooks.
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This is one of the easiest reviews I’ve written. Buy the book. My formative years of reading were taken up reading great espionage books by the likes of Robert Ludlum, Alistair McLean, Nelson Demil…
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Nigel Adams
4 months
Finding a new author I like is always fun, so when I read THE SEVEN by Robyn Delvey I was really happy. A great story with a great lead character. Review in the link ⬇️ @Robyn_Delvey @AmazonPub .
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43 Dead, 24 injured. Two bombs devastate a London Theatre. The Seven are the survivors of the gang that took the audience hostage during the celebration of a famous actress, before detonating two b…
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Nigel Adams
4 months
The second in the Dr Olivia Winter series and it’s a stunner. THE DEVIL’s code By Micheal Wood. A great plot with great characters, a developing storyline for future books. Loved it. Link to my review in image ⬇️. @0neMoreChapter_ .
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The second in the Dr Olivia Winter series. Her father is still alive and in prison but has no big part to play in this book, except that a TV series based on his killings is about to be aired on pr…
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Nigel Adams
4 months
THE CHEMIST by A.A Dhand. The best book I’ve read this year. A pharmacist on a council estate run by drug gangs uses his knowledge to gain revenge, but how far will he go. Absolutely brilliant read Review in the link⬇️ @aadhand @HQstories .
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A massive heads up to give about a book that I think is the best crime thriller I’ve read this year. Not set with a cop as the main character, but with a pharmacist who is just trying to do the rig…
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Nigel Adams
5 months
What The Dead Want by MJ Lee. A brilliant addition to one of my favourite series. A unique main character in DI Tom Ridpath, a marvellously layered murder investigation, what is not to like. Review in the link⬇️ @WriterMJLee @CaneloCrime #mustread.
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DI Ridpath #10 This series is constantly one of my top two British crime thriller, police procedural, reads M.J Lee has created a unique character. DI Tom Ridpath has two jobs. His main job is in t…
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Nigel Adams
5 months
Zodiac by Conrad Jones. One of the best U.K. based psychological thrillers I’ve ever read, fast paced, brilliant story, a great read. My review is in the link ⬇️ #mustread @ConradJones .
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It’s a common name in serial killers, one factual and many fictional but this Zodiac story is a real standout. One of the fastest paced psychological thrillers I’ve read for a while, and what a sto…
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Nigel Adams
5 months
The best terrorism book I’ve read for years. Hunted by Abir Mukherjee sits comfortably alongside books by Ludlum, Clancy, and DeMille. My review is linked in the image below. @radiomukhers @stubbleagent #mustread.
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If you’ve missed the type of book that Robert Ludlum wrote back in the 70s and 80s, or some of the early Tom Clancy novels, then this book set firmly in the modern day is definitely for you. Hunted…
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Nigel Adams
5 months
I can’t believe that this was 10 years ago. Silent Scream by Angela Marsons was my introduction to what, in my opinion, is the best British Police Procedural series in print. Happy anniversary to Angela, Kim Stone, Bryant and the team. @bookouture .
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Nigel Adams
6 months
Onyx Storm by Rebecca Yarros. An honest review by a middle aged man who is not the target audience. The series was suggested to me last year when I said I wanted to venture into a different genre of book. I liked the first two so …….
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To start with I acknowledge that I am not the target audience for this book. Last year I read the first two in the series, Fourth Wing and Iron Flame, as a challenge to myself to read a different g…
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Nigel Adams
6 months
A new author to me and I don’t know how she hasn’t been on my radar before. Hidden by Kendra Elliot is a brilliant opening to a new series. A crime thriller with a great story, great characters, and a tension which boils over, that kept me gripped.
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Billed as book 1 in the Bone Secrets series, and what an opener. Looking online there are 5 books in this series, so far, and I can’t wait to get stuck into the next one. Forensic Odontologist Lace…
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Nigel Adams
7 months
THE UNRAVELLING by Vi Keeland. A dark psychological thriller that has some well disguised twists that kept me reading till well into the night. Highly recommended. @ViKeeland #mustread .
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A dark psychological thriller with some well disguised twists that keep coming right up to the last page. Written in the first person from Dr Meredith McCalls point of view. At the start of the boo…
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Nigel Adams
7 months
Any authors out there this is a bit about my life in the Fire Service. 30 years 18 at some of the busiest stations and 12 as a Fire Investigator. I’ve helped authors with Fire scenes and protocols and have some good acknowledgments Always happy to help.
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People ask “what was the worst fire you went to, what was the biggest fire you went to, what was the worst thing you saw?” The thing that I remember most is “the blue light oasis&…
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