
Hi everyone!
Today is my stop on the blog tour for The Slayings in Sydenham by Alice Castle. I had the opportunity to review the book and there is also a giveaway for you to enter at the end of this post! Let me know what you think of this book in the comments below. Thanks to Rachel’s Random Resources for my spot on the tour!

A dangerous move…
Single mum and super sleuth, Beth Haldane, has been set her most daunting task yet by handsome cop boyfriend Inspector Harry York. He wants her to find them a new home – outside Dulwich! Beth can hardly bear the idea, so when a young estate agent turns up dead, she diverts her energies to nailing the killer instead.
As it turns out, more or less everyone in Dulwich who has ever moved house may have a motive. But do some of the richest residents have an even stronger reason to murder the agent than others? What on earth is up with Dr Grover, head of prestigious private school, Wyatt’s? Does Beth’s uber-mummy nemesis, Belinda MacKenzie, have more reason than usual to be swaggering about the village? And who is sending Beth sinister text messages?
Join Beth for her seventh thrilling adventure amid the mean streets of south London, in The Slayings in Sydenham!
Review:
This is my second Alice Castle novel, and I am really happy that I read it. This can be read as a standalone, which is nice since it’s pretty late in the series and I’m swamped! I love, love, love Alice Castle’s writing! She has a way with words that is very impressive to me.
This story had me laughing a little, with some of the misadventures. I love the characters. They are very deep and relatable. I love the flaws in the characters. They make for a very appealing story!
I’m really impressed with this novel. I recommend giving this series a shot. I doubt you will be disappointed.
Rating:
4/5☆

Before turning to crime, Alice Castle was a UK newspaper journalist for The Daily Express, The Times and The Daily Telegraph. Her first book, Hot Chocolate, set in Brussels and London, was a European hit and sold out in two weeks.
Death in Dulwich was published in September 2017 and has been a number one best-seller in the UK, US, France, Spain and Germany. A sequel, The Girl in the Gallery was published in December 2017 to critical acclaim and also hit the number one spot. Calamity in Camberwell, the third book in the London Murder Mystery series, was published in August 2018, with Homicide in Herne Hill following in October 2018. Revenge on the Rye came out in December 2018. The Body in Belair Park will be published on 25th June 2019. Alice is currently working on the seventh London Murder Mystery adventure, The Slayings in Sydenham. Once again, it will feature Beth Haldane and DI Harry York.
Alice lives in south London and is married with two children, two step-children and two cats.
Alice is also a mummy blogger and book reviewer via her website.
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Girl in the Gallery * Death in Dulwitch * Calamity in Camberwell * Homicide in Herne Hill * Revenge on the Rye
Death in Dulwich is now also out as an audiobook!
**Giveaway**
Win a signed copy of The Slayings in Sydenham (Open to UK and US Only)
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Let me know what you think!

Lovely review….
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Hi Jessica, thanks so much for having me on your blog today, I love your review of The Slayings in Sydenham and I’m so glad you enjoyed the book, thanks for reading 🙂 x
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You’re welcome, Alice. Thanks for stopping by! Looking forward to more from you!!
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