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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
Discover a menacing world in which being polite isn’t a choice, visit it an ancient Scottish island and meet Vikings, vampires and vengeful gods, join a thrilling countdown on a journey into the past, and laugh out loud at a street full of madness and mayhem in an eclectic round-up of new children’s books.
By: Pam Norfolk
Spending a term with one of the world’s most famous freshwater biologist at a stunning medieval university in Middle Europe was supposed to be a spring and summer of ‘enormous opportunity’ for Dr Finn Blanchard, a rising star in sea sciences.
By: Pam Norfolk
Cosy up with some sparkling springtime sagas that transport readers from the momentous occasion of Queen Elizabeth’s Coronation in 1953 and the final chapter of wartime life for a group of toffee factory friends, to the fall-out from a love rivalry in Leicestershire and the rural charms of the lush Norfolk countryside.
By: Pam Norfolk
Feline heroics on the world’s mightiest oceans are guaranteed to be lapped up by cat lovers in a cosy seafaring odyssey starring a lovable street stray from London searching for love, friendship… and his forever home.
By: Pam Norfolk
Enjoy the romantic vibes of two star-crossed classroom lovers, meet a girl coping with the death of her beloved brother, follow an ingenious, winding trail of 200 super-sweet facts, and laugh out loud at the adventures of schoolgirl queen of friendships in a sunshine selection of children’s books.
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.
