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Diana Jackson

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Murder Now and Then

  • Join me for a Virtual Book Launch ~ Tuesday 22nd April

    ‘Murder, Now and Then’ is available on Kindle from today. ‘Compelling ~ Complex ~ Mysteries ~ Unravelled!’ You can click on the book cover below and follow the link and it will take you to ‘Murder, Now and Then’ on Amazon.co.uk: It is also available on Amazon.com and throughout the world! I will be having  a…

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  • Murder, Now and Then ~ Book Launch

    My murder mystery MURDER, Now and Then set mainly in the heart of Bedfordshire -with links to Jersey and Alderney –  will be launched on Kindle on 22nd April 2014! Set in the future in  2019, a farmer’s wife is accused of murdering her husband, but the plot becomes decidedly more complicated and sinister when…

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  • Cover Competition Results ~ Hooray!

    Firstly, I have been overwhelmed by gratitude and pleasure by this event and want to thank all the students who have submitted covers, those who tried but did not submit, all those folks in college including their tutor Ben, my Facebook friends and readers and twitter followers who have entered wholeheartedly into the spirit of…

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  • Murder Mystery Cover Competition ~Entries from North Herts College, Hitchin

    As explained fully in my previous post, some students of North Herts College have risen to the challenge of designing a book cover for my murder mystery which will be published shortly. I have been  impressed by their enthusiastic response. Although only a few have managed to produce a version in time for the competition,…

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  • Book cover competition ~ Watch This Space

    A while back I was approached by a tutor from North Herts College in Hitchin, not far from where I live. He explained that they were always looking out for opportunities for their students to carry out real projects for local businesses and what did I think of putting forward my book cover as such…

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