Paul Sayer

• Dec-1989
• / General Fiction
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THE COMFORTS OF MADNESS is the unspoken monologue of Peter, a 33-year-old catatonic psychiatric patient, who is selected for an intense and controversial process of rehabilitation.  Published in 1988, the book won that year's Constable Trophy, t...

• Nov-1997
• / General Fiction
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Harold Broome had been impressed by a documentary on television the week before about how few police crimes were actually solved. The ones who got caught, apparently, were panickers, bunglers, fuddled by the enormity of their acts. He then confronts ...

• Aug-1999
• / General Fiction
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• Mar-2014
• / Historical
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The True Adventures of Richard Turpin tells the real story of the life of the most famous highwayman of all, Dick Turpin. Narrated by Jack Peaker, lackey to the Master Turnkey at York Castle Prison where Turpin is being held under an alias, the tale ...

• Sep-2021
• / Literary
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THE PERILS OF SANITY tells the story of Olivia Rowntree, 73, who is approaching the tenth anniversary of her husband Leonard's death. Her GP, an old friend of Leonard's, has referred her for counselling for which she sees no need. But privately Olivi...