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One family. Four generations. A secret son. A devastating addiction.
'A stunning debut!’ TAYARI JONES
THE BRIGHT YEARS by SARAH DAMOFF
Out now in paperback: bit.ly/4dJ1sTe
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Delighted to see my book "The Jackal" featured on as the book of the week by @doorstopnovels .. Thanks for the great review!
The Bright Years by Sarah Damoff is coming soon in paperback ✨
A sweeping, unforgettable novel about family, love, addiction and the stories we inherit.
Pre-order your copy now: bit.ly/4dJ1sTe
The Frozen River has been shortlisted for the @HistoriaHWA Gold Crown Award !
We couldn’t be more delighted. Congratulations @ArielLawhon!
Pre-order the upcoming UK edition of The Frozen River with a newly redesigned cover, just in time for Christmas!: bit.ly/TheFrozenRiver
Prophecy by Carissa Véliz has been shortlisted for the FT and Standard Chartered Business Book of the Year 2026! 🔮
For more about the book award, visit ft.com/bookaward
Order your copy of Prophecy: bit.ly/4mQnRRU
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A new #book (a compelling and worthwhile addition to my reading list)
“Sea Change” by @RanaForoohar Oct 08, 2026 @_SwiftPress
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Kirkus Reviews highlights my book "The Jackal" in its special "Mystery Issue." Thanks @KirkusReviews @ScribnerBooks @_SwiftPress
What would the Special Mystery Issue of Kirkus Reviews be without some #TrueCrime books? ow.ly/rC7b50ZWELN @JobyWarrick @ScribnerBooks @BasicBooks @EarlSwift1 @MarinerBooks @GalleryBooks 🕵️♀️ 📚 🕵️♂️ 📚
‘A must for everyone who loves the sinister works of MR James and HP Lovecraft’ - Essie Fox
HOBBE'S FOLLY by ADAM MACQUEEN
A deeply unsettling tale of ghostly estates and other dimensions.
Available now from all good bookstores: bit.ly/47bW1s5
#LondonStation by @mccloskeybooks is the ‘Spy thriller of the year’ (Daily Mail)
Out today! Find out more: bit.ly/LondonStation
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UK friends, today is launch day for my next novel, London Station! Artemis Aphrodite Procter returns, a new CIA director comes to town, and the CIA and MI6 begin spying on each other. Oh, and Artemis is sober. She’s doing her best, she really is.
I’m at Toppings York tonight
What if the CIA and MI6 began spying on each other?
'The best spy novel I have ever read' Anthony Beevor
LONDON STATION by DAVID McCLOSKEY
@mccloskeybooks
Available now for pre-order: bit.ly/LondonStation
Fantastic to see that Prophecy by Carissa Veliz has been shortlisted for the Standard Chartered Business Book of the Year Award 2026! ft.com/content/d0b2bf57-56c9… via @ft
Congratulations @CarissaVeliz!
A superb review by @Daily_Express for London Station, out October 8th!
Have you pre-ordered your copy yet? bit.ly/LondonStation 🕵️♂️
@mccloskeybooks
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The James Bond Book Club 011: London Station by David McCloskey (@mccloskeybooks), published by @_SwiftPress .
This is the fifth book by former CIA analyst, author of bestselling novel Damascus Station and co-host of smash-hit espionage podcast, @triclassified.
This time, the question is: what if the CIA and MI6 turned against each other?
The answer is a gripping, high-stakes thriller set inside the CIA’s London Station. With a cast of fascinating and flavourful characters, it sees McCloskey at his best. His first-hand knowledge of the intelligence world, combined with his ability to craft a realistic yet relentlessly action-packed narrative, makes this a thriller of the highest order.
London Station comes out on 8th October, so pre-order a copy and read along with us. Plus, stay tuned for our interview with David where we’ll be discussing the book and the world of espionage – real and fictional.
#JamesBondBookClub #LondonStation #DavidMcCloskey #SpyFiction
Don’t forget to pre-order your copy of London Station, out next Thursday! bit.ly/LondonStation 🕵️♂️
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#LondonStation
Former CIA analyst and host of The Rest Is Classified, @mccloskeybooks knows his stuff, but can her survive our interrogation without breaking a sweat?
SIGNED copies of his new spy thriller, London Station, can be preordered here: waterstones.com/book/london-…
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Former CIA analyst and host of The Rest Is Classified, @mccloskeybooks knows his stuff, but can her survive our interrogation without breaking a sweat?
SIGNED copies of his new spy thriller, London Station, can be preordered here: waterstones.com/book/london-…
‘A masterful, thrilling dual-timeline ghost story that keeps you on the edge of your seat' David Barnett
HOBBE'S FOLLY by ADAM MACQUEEN
A deeply unsettling tale of ghostly estates and other dimensions.
Coming soon to haunt you: bit.ly/47bW1s5
A fantastic article by @mccloskeybooks 👏
London Station is out next week, pre-order now: bit.ly/LondonStation
The Special Relationship has seen more special days. Earlier this year, President Trump delivered his verdict: 'How is the relationship? It's the relationship where, when we asked them for help, they were not there. When we needed them, they were not there.
When we didn't need them, they were not there. And they still aren't there.'
Trump was referring to divisions between the US and UK over the wisdom and conduct of the war in Iran. (Even amid a spat, though, he can dish out praise.
Just this week, following the arrest of five men outside RAF Fairford, used by American bombers to strike Iran, the President said the UK authorities had done an 'amazing job'.) But his remarks landed at a moment of divergence in the US-UK relationship that extends well beyond Iran.
✍️ David McCloskey
Article | spectator.com/article/what-t…
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The Special Relationship has seen more special days. Earlier this year, President Trump delivered his verdict: 'How is the relationship? It's the relationship where, when we asked them for help, they were not there. When we needed them, they were not there.
When we didn't need them, they were not there. And they still aren't there.'
Trump was referring to divisions between the US and UK over the wisdom and conduct of the war in Iran. (Even amid a spat, though, he can dish out praise.
Just this week, following the arrest of five men outside RAF Fairford, used by American bombers to strike Iran, the President said the UK authorities had done an 'amazing job'.) But his remarks landed at a moment of divergence in the US-UK relationship that extends well beyond Iran.
✍️ David McCloskey
Article | spectator.com/article/what-t…