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New Mystery Novel Set In Oxford Explores Colleges And Lecture Halls

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Eleanor Harris Nov 3, 2026 2 min read

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Author Paul Armstrong has recently published his debut novel The Blackthorn Pact, a crime thriller set in Oxford. The novel explores Oxford colleges and lecture…

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