Hello book lovers. I just wanted to interrupt this podcast to share Can You Not?

Excuse me? Can you not interrupt this podcast? Some of us are here to appreciate true crime,

ad free, but it's relevant. I want to share my poetry that centers on the lives of true

crime victims. I sat through your poetry recital, now is not the time to be sharing more.

This is my sacred true crime time and you're invading my personal space. I'm invading your

space. You won't leave me alone. You're a total leech and...

Death of a bookseller. The Dark Disturbing Thriller about toxic female relationships

and true crime by Alice Slater.

Hello and welcome to episode 194 of the UK True Crime Podcast. I'm Adam.

Today's story comes from the southwest of England and culminates near Penn's Ants and

Cornwall. As always a huge, I am cute almost spotted on

Patreon, especially this week's new members of this exclusive club. That is Jim Naysmith,

Laurie Marie Wilson and Lyndon Dowdall. Thank you all so much for your support which is much

appreciated. And if you have a moment, check out a great article on UKTrueCrim.com and it's

not often I say that, but Matt from the Skinwalker True Crime Podcast has written about his experience

of true crime and why he started his podcast and it's well worth a read. Undelighted that this

episode is sponsored by Wuger, the creator of June's Journey. Have you played it yet?

Released almost three years ago, June's Journey is a hidden object mystery game,

set in the 1920s, with over 3 million active fans all around the world, including me.

I love it as a game, as it's challenging but relaxing, and I adore the beautiful colorful

details. Each of the scenes has been handcrafted. If like me you love the style of the 1920s,

you will love it too. And even if not, the detective in you will not be able to stop playing,

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