Episode 73: Hobeck’s latest launch - with Jonathan Peace

<p>There's very little more satisfying in publishing than bringing a great new talent and their debut crime novel to print. We loved Jonathan Peace's submission to Hobeck Books, and we're delighted to be releasing <a href='https://www.amazon.co.uk/Dirty-Little-Secret-Louise-Miller-ebook/dp/B09ZDHRP5P'>Dirty Little Secret</a> this week. Set in 1987, it's set in Jonathan's home town of Ossett in West Yorkshire, and features WDC Louise Miller, who not only faces a tough investigation into the death of a young girl, but also the challenges of small-town small-mindedness and misogyny from her male colleagues. It's a brilliant debut for a series which will continue with From Sorrow's Hold in July this year. We went to meet Jonathan at his local pub near Nottingham.</p> <p>Also this week we hear from another Hobeck author, Harry Fisher about his latest novel <a href='https://www.amazon.co.uk/Yes-Killed-Her-audacious-follow-up-ebook/dp/B09ZLWLQWP'>Yes, I Killed Her,</a> and we discuss the big winners at the National Book Awards this week.</p> <p></p>