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Pam Norfolk's work is predominantly focused on reviewing books, particularly within the genres of historical fiction, thrillers, and children's literature. Given her local geographic focus in Lytham St Annes, she may be interested in covering authors with connections to or events happening in that area.
If you are an author or publisher located in or around Lytham St Annes and have recently released a book falling into one of the genres Pam typically reviews, consider reaching out to her for potential coverage. Alternatively, if you can offer insights into trends within these specific book categories that might interest readers from this region, your pitch could catch her attention.
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By: Pam Norfolk
Former nun and now a familiar figure in the Kentish seaside town of Gore-on-Sea, Nora Breen is finding her feet at the ‘dead centre’ of a new calling… an amateur detective with a sharp mind, an advanced sense of worldly intuition, and a cynicism rare for someone who spent 30 years in the contemplative shadows of the cloisters.
By: Pam Norfolk
After brazenly exposing the CIA’s undercover scheme to try rigging Russian elections and kill anyone who gets in the way, young CIA intelligence officer Ari Falk is now on the run in the Republic of Georgia and unsure of how the land lies.
By: Pam Norfolk
A church minister’s order that two women, from opposite sides of the tracks, must don sackcloth and publicly repent their sins sparks an unexpected bond between them… and launches a sea voyage which will take them to an inhospitable land in one of the coldest and remotest parts of the world.
By: Pam Norfolk
Enjoy learning football tips, tricks and skills as kick-off approaches for the FIFA World Cup 2026 tournament, marvel as the animal and human worlds collide in spectacular fashion in the first of a thrilling new fantasy series, explore Wimbledon, the world’s most famous tennis championships, and meet nature’s weirdest, cutest and scariest animal families in a super sunshine selection of children’s books.
By: Pam Norfolk
A grand coastal house on the Kent coast, which played a vital role in Britain’s fight against the Nazis during the Second World War, takes a starring role in the sixth book of Ginny Bell’s compelling, drama-packed saga series.
By: Pam Norfolk
Meet a scatty skeleton tasked with guarding the gates of the underworld, set sail on an epic voyage alongside the Greek king Odysseus, head off to the wilds of Scotland for an unforgettable summer holiday, and enjoy having your spine well and truly chilled by a tale of two pals with a deadly mystery to solve as a sizzling selection of June children’s books hits the shelves.
By: Pam Norfolk
What would happen if Georgiana, younger sister of Pride and Prejudice’s swoonworthy hero Fitzwilliam Darcy, met Branwell, the troubled only brother of the famous Brontë sisters, shining stars of the 19th century literary firmament?
By: Pam Norfolk
When Digby Coombe-Watson – the reluctant owner of his odious Victorian ancestor’s crumbling museum of purloined colonial ‘horrors’ – is found murdered, Met Detective Inspector Caius Beauchamp is soon on duty and unravelling a case that has ties uncomfortably close to home.
By: Pam Norfolk
Head for the skies with a funny, action-packed space adventure, enjoy Shakespeare’s iconic plays in a new and more accessible format, enter an amazing maze – if you dare – and find out if you can steal the future, and return to a magical kingdom based on real English history with a summertime selection of new children’s books.
By: Pam Norfolk
Enjoy summer vibes, drama and humankind’s eternal bond with horses alongside a girl with a secret, discover whether being able to make all your wishes come true is as good as it sounds, tag along at a party night which turns out be murderously funny, and battle through the heatwave with a chilling folk-horror fantasy in a sizzling July selection of children’s books.
