Author: lindahuber
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When your best friend goes missing… #books
It was a dilemma for Josiane, my main character in Missing, Rose Malone, and it’s one I’m glad I’ve never encountered personally. She and Rose had grown up neighbours, and they’d always been friends, even though Josiane was a few years older. She knew Rose – didn’t she? And yet… Community carer Rose is missing.…
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New book! #comingsoon #books
It’s been a while. My last brand new suspense thriller came out in December 2022, and since then, a combination of working on feel-good projects and re-releases has kept me pretty occupied. But now, at last, suspense number thirteen is ready to go, and here it is: Missing, Rose Malone. The kindle version will be…
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Backstage! #arts #travel
Last week I went on a backstage tour of the theatre in St Gallen with a group I’m in – it was absolutely fascinating. There’s been a theatre in town since the mid-1800s, but the building of today is modern, ie it opened its doors in 1968, with the most recent renovation a year or…
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New Year, New Book, and a Freebie…
Hello 2026! What should we wish for? Peace and good health are probably top of everyone’s list, so let’s hope hard for those in the coming year. Like most years, 2025 was full of contrasts: things to celebrate, people to grieve. Things we’re glad we did, others we wish we’d never started. Things we did…
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Out with the new… #books
…and in with the “old”. Book covers, that is. I’m really glad to see the Lakeside Hotel books back in their original covers and looking gorgeous. More about this later; it’s the wrong time of year to be promoting a mainly summery series (though there’s a Christmas book too, just sayin’). Watch out for more…
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Overhanging balconies – and #books
Balcony pics first. I took all of these in St Gallen, on a street in the old town where you often see groups of tourists wandering around with (and without) tour guides, taking photos of bits of buildings above your head. So you look up, and think, wow, yes, these are seriously amazing; we should…
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A re-release, kindle bargains and a Zeppelin… #books #travel
It’s been a busy week… Starting with the book news – The Attic Room is now re-released by the lovely people at DP Books and is currently available for just 99p on kindle. It’s the start of a trio of my books in a new ‘Family Secrets’ series. (Next up is Ward Zero, which is…
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Coming soon… #books
Not quite a new book, but definitely the next best thing – I’m delighted that DP Books, the UK arm of a large German digital publisher, will be re-releasing three of my older suspense novels over the next few weeks. First up is The Attic Room, originally published in 2015. The pre-order is running already,…
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Summer? #SilentSunday (almost)
June was sweltering. July was… I’m not saying it was wet, or anything, but the pic below speaks for itself. The water level – dark blue line – of Lake Constance rose dramatically. Good job it was abnormally low to start with or we’d have had flooding. This month, however, has been better and I’ve…
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One hundred years and six months… #LakeConstance #Switzerland
The bathing hut in Rorschach, ten train-minutes up Lake Constance from here, was built in 1924. And in all the years since then, it’s been a swimming place, meeting place, feel-good summer place for the people of Rorschach and further afield. Some of my friends who grew up in the area learned to swim there,…
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