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Nick Louth
Goodreads Author
Born
The United Kingdom
Website
Twitter
Genre
Influences
Graham Greene, William Boyd and John Le Carre
Member Since
April 2014
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The Body in the Marsh (DCI Craig Gillard #1)
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2017
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11 editions
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The Body on the Shore (DCI Craig Gillard #2)
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2018
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9 editions
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Bite
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2007
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24 editions
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The Body in the Snow (DCI Craig Gillard #4)
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2020
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7 editions
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The Body in the Mist (DCI Craig Gillard #3)
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2019
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10 editions
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The Body Under the Bridge (DCI Craig Gillard #5)
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2020
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7 editions
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The Bodies at Westgrave Hall (DCI Craig Gillard #7)
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2021
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6 editions
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The Body on the Island (DCI Craig Gillard, #6)
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2020
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7 editions
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The Body Beneath the Willows (DCI Craig Gillard #9)
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2022
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6 editions
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The Body on the Moor (Craig Gillard #8)
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2021
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6 editions
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The mystery of sales figures
Just yesterday evening I discovered that my indie thriller, Bite, had gone from selling a few dozen copies in a month to over 20,000 which makes it the top-selling medical thriller on Amazon UK.
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Best-Sellers-...
We've been playing around with the e-book price a lot, trying to figure out where the demand curve is. The bulk of the sales must be on the giveaways. Clearly zero is Read more of this blog post »
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Best-Sellers-...
We've been playing around with the e-book price a lot, trying to figure out where the demand curve is. The bulk of the sales must be on the giveaways. Clearly zero is Read more of this blog post »
Nick’s Recent Updates
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Nick Louth
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28 other people
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Liz's review
of
The Dark Edge (Detective Jan Talantire Book 3):
"The Dark Edge is the third in the DI Jan Talantire series and boy, is it aptly named. Not just for the possible crime, a woman falling over a cliff edge, but for the dark edge of police politics and of human nature.
I find Jan a fabulous main characte" Read more of this review » |
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"After reading The Dark Edge by Nick Louth, I cannot wait for the next edition of the DI Jan Talantire series! This book was impossible to put down for me. I needed to know what happened next, at every step.
There were a few plot lines and investigatio" Read more of this review » |
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"The third of the series about D.I. Jan Talantire, written by Nick Louth, is “The Dark Edge”. Nick Louth is a fabulous author. I have read all his books, and “The Dark Edge” is a five-star read for me.
The story is about the death of Joanne Dexter, who" Read more of this review » |
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"Thanks to Canelo and Netgalley for this eARC.
The Dark Edge by Nick Louth is a taut, atmospheric police procedural that blends psychological tension with a sharp eye for human motives. It’s a novel that thrives on ambiguity, pulling the reader into a" Read more of this review » |
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Nick Louth
is now following Martha Brindley's reviews
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Nick Louth
answered
Jannelies (there is no hope anymore)'s
question:
Hi Jannelies,
I do apologise for the delay in replying. (I've only just discovered I ticked the box to answer readers' questions.) First of all, thank you for listening to my books! Book 12 of Gillard is the last one, though I may yet add another. The See Full Answer |
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“All worthwhile developments take time. Poverty of ambition is the heaviest chain on man’s soul.”
― Bite
― Bite
“his first day at Pharmstar, Mazzio had sat in when Iron Jack briefed newly-hired business school graduates on strategy. ‘I want the next Prozac or Valium, the next Lipitor or Zantac,’ Jack had said, striding up and down, his big voice booming across the hall. ‘I want you to scour the world for billion-dollar-a-year blockbusters. Between you and me you can screw the cure for cancer as a financial proposition. What we need are treatments, not cures. Treatments that patients take every day, year in, year out. The clinical areas are obvious: depression, migraine, back pain, arthritis, cholesterol control, weight control. And the target market is only one: first world and affluent.”
― Bite
― Bite
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