BY LUCIENNE BOYCE
Release Date: May 2016
Publisher: Silver Wood Books
When Lord Oldfield encloses Barcombe
Wood, depriving the people of their ancient rights to gather food and fuel, the
villagers retaliate with vandalism, arson and riot. Then Lord Oldfield’s
gamekeeper, Josh Castle, is murdered during a poaching raid. Dan Foster, Bow
Street Runner and amateur pugilist, is sent to investigate.
As tensions in Barcombe build to a
thrilling climax, Dan will need all his wits and his fighting skills to stay
alive and get to the truth.
Bloodie Bones was the winner in the Historical Novel Society Indie Award 2016 was long listed for the M M Bennetts Award for Historical Fiction 2016; and is approved by Awesome Indies.
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ABOUT LUCIENNE BOYCE
Lucienne Boyce
writes historical fiction and non fiction. After gaining an MA in English
Literature (with Distinction) with the Open University in 2007, specialising in
eighteenth-century fiction, she published her first historical novel, To The Fair Land (SilverWood Books,
2012), an eighteenth-century thriller set in Bristol and the South Seas. Her
second novel, Bloodie Bones: A Dan Foster
Mystery (SilverWood Books, 2015) is the first of the Dan Foster Mysteries
and follows the fortunes of a Bow Street Runner who is also an amateur
pugilist. Bloodie Bones was joint
winner of the Historical Novel Society Indie Award 2016, and was also long
listed for the M M Bennetts Award for Historical Fiction 2016.
In 2013, Lucienne
published The Bristol Suffragettes
(SilverWood Books), a history of the suffragette movement in Bristol and the
west country. She regularly gives talks and leads walks about the suffragettes.
She has contributed articles to various publications, and also appeared on
television and radio in connection with both her fiction and non-fiction work.
Lucienne has
recently joined the team of Bristol Radio BCfm’s Silver Sound show as a
presenter. She is on the steering committee of the West of England and South
Wales Women’s History Network, and is also a member of the Friends of the
Women’s Library, the Historical Novel Society, the Society of Authors, and the
Alliance of Independent Authors.
Lucienne is
currently working on the second of the Dan Foster Mysteries, and a biography of
a married couple who were involved in the suffragette, socialist and pacifist
movements. She was born in Wolverhampton and now lives in Bristol, which is the
setting and inspiration for much of her work.
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