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I have read all of CL Taylor’s previous books avidly, so when ‘The Escape’ became available, I jumped at the opportunity. For the most part the book delivered
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Rosie Tipcott, born, raised and married to local man Phil in a lovely town in North Devon want nothing more from life than what she already has; a
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After reading ‘Snap Happy’ years ago, I have found myself drawn to new Fiona Walker publications; my response to them being a mix of complete love of or
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I was reading through the other reviews for ‘Let the Dead Speak’ and came across one that summed up my sentiments completely. A great book that will keep
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When author Julia Donaldson of the awesome ‘Gruffalo’ (among others!) fame, and Helen Oxenbury, creator of some of my favourite children’s books of all time (‘We’re Going on
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A difficult read, both technically and emotionally. Cyndy Drew Etler is now a successful author, a teacher, a public speaker, a wife…but this is written in the words
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Five Star Reads
Loved it! ‘The Missing Wife’ by Sheila O’Flanagan really was, for me personally, unputdownable. We are introduced to Imogen as she flees to start a new life in
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‘The Moment She Left’ by Susan Lewis opens with the Prologue; attractive, vivacious student and part-time singer Jessica, disappears in London after leaving home to catch a train.
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In my entirely subjective opinion (and the only way to truly decide is to read it for yourself), this story never really got off the ground; I found
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Five Star Reads
What a great book! Original storyline, strong characters and a highly suspenseful story! I only discovered Lisa Gardner books last year, and what a treat I found; I
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