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Steve Exeter

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May 30

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Steve Exeter is a master storyteller whose works captivate readers with their vivid imagination and compelling narratives. With a passion for weaving intricate plots and creating unforgettable characters, Steve has established himself as a prominent voice in literary fiction.


Steve’s journey as a writer began at a young age, fuelled by a love for reading and a fascination with the power of words. Over the years, he has honed his craft, drawing inspiration from a diverse range of genres and life experiences. His books are known for their rich detail, emotional depth, and the ability to transport readers to new and exciting worlds.


In addition to his novels, Steve is an accomplished filmmaker. His award-winning short film, Òran na h-Eala (Son
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FULL BODIED: A Francine Wit...

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SEVERUS: The Black Caesar

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FULL BODIED by Steve Exeter
"Full Bodied is a fast-paced and lighthearted read, perfect for fans of cozy mysteries who enjoy clever puzzles. Francine is an engaging protagonist, making this a truly enjoyable escape. Perfect for book clubs or a relaxing afternoon."
BOTTLED UP by Steve Exeter
"Bottled Up by Steve Exeter provides the very welcome return of wine enthusiast and journalist Francine Witt as she uncovers secrets and encounters danger while investigating the work of an Egyptologist. Francine and Rosalind make a wonderful team. I " Read more of this review »
BOTTLED UP by Steve Exeter
"Francine is back - and nothing will get in her way…

This second instalment was a great addition to book one in the series. Francine and Rosalind travel the globe in search of wine and the mysterious research of Rosalind’s grandmother. From Egypt to Fr" Read more of this review »
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Ponytail by Caitlin K. Murphy
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The striking, minimal cover is what first intrigued me about “Ponytail”, a pair of scissors poised against a sweep of blonde hair. It’s bold, unsettling, and oddly elegant, which turned out to be a perfect reflection of what’s inside.

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All The Stolen Voices by Scarlett  Rosewood
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Having got to know the author on Bookstagram, I was really looking forward to reading ‘All the Stolen Voices’, and I’m happy to say it didn’t disappoint. It feels like the perfect mix of gritty detective story and emotional slow-burn romance. Detecti ...more
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Who Am I? by Jane C.R. Reid
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The trouble with losing your memory is that everyone rushes to tell you who you used to be.

In ‘Who Am I?’, Jane C. R. Reid turns that idea into a tense and thought-provoking mystery set on the French Riviera. Freya wakes after an accident with no mem
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I went into ‘An Innocent Heart’ with curiosity and came out pleasantly surprised. It is one of those rare books that manages to juggle several genres without losing its balance.

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“There’s a quiver to his lip as he speaks. I need a cold shower. I shouldn’t find this guy attractive. I shouldn’t. He’s the exact opposite of what I need in my life. But, damn, that smile.”
Steve Exeter, FULL BODIED: A Francine Witt Mystery

“Talk about girl power, right Max?’ she says to the greying co-host who looks like he’d rather poke his eyes out with his Parker pen than talk about girl power.”
Steve Exeter, FULL BODIED: A Francine Witt Mystery

“My biological clock is ticking so loudly that it should be illegal. I may as well have a sign across my forehead saying ‘EGGS EXPIRING SOON. COME AND FERTILISE ME!”
Steve Exeter, FULL BODIED: A Francine Witt Mystery

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Steve Exeter Francine Witt never set out to be a detective. A wine blogger and reluctant online influencer with a wry charm and a flair for witticisms, she longs to be taken seriously as a journalist. But when murder intrudes, Francine’s blend of curiosity, charm, and sheer bloody-mindedness drags her headlong into investigations that prove as dangerous as they are intoxicating.

Praised by readers as “deceptively light-hearted but running much deeper than appearances would suggest,” this series delivers twist-filled mysteries with a feminist edge. From ancient Egypt to Napoleonic France, Francine’s cases are enriched with historical intrigue, sparkling humour, and a modern heroine who is anything but the typical amateur sleuth.

With her quips, insecurities, and questionable personal choices, Francine is part Bridget Jones, part investigative reporter, and part reluctant noir detective - a character whose voice is as addictive as the mysteries she unravels.

If you enjoy Agatha Christie’s twists, Dorothy L. Sayers’ depth, and heroines who balance their day jobs with a knack for uncovering secrets, you’ll love following Francine Witt through every witty and engrossing case.


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