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 Shropshire Murders - Nicola Sly
Newest Review: ... they're more likely to put more heart & soul into the work. Nicola also acknowledges the help she received from friends, ... more  ... family and the Shropshire Archives.
The Shropshire Murders book highlights 29 murders which took place in the county between 1823 and 1960. (And there I was thinking Shropshire was a quiet sleep county! Mind you, there's been a few murders in more recent years, so it's not the quiet sleepy county I thought it was!) The murders in the book range from the unthinkable of a father murdering his own helpless baby boy to a couple who were always quarrelling but this time it was their last. Some of the murders made natio...more |
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Shropshire Murders - Nicola Sly: Murder! (573 words)
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Being interested in family history, local history and the like, I couldn't help but buy "Shropshire Murders" when I saw it in my Nan's local newsagents. Shropshire Murders is written by Nicola Sly and is part of the True Crime History series published by The History Press. There are a number of other books based in other counties such as Bristol Murders, Hampshire Murders and Somerset Murders, to name just a few. Nicola Sly jumped at the chance when asked to compile and write the Shropshire Murders book as she has family living in the area and loves exploring the beautiful Shropshire countryside and towns. It's always good to hear that an ... Read the complete review
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