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I’ve always found Fiona Walker to be an author of two distinct style; the author of ‘Snap Happy,’ ‘Lucy Talks,’ and more recently, ‘The Woman Who Fell in
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You can trust Jodi Picoult to write an amazing story that is riveting, topical, then challenges and makes you re-evaluate everything you thought was true. They can be
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My goodness, but I felt for the characters of Anna and Mark in ‘The Man I Thought You Were’ by Leah Mercer. Initially, the apparent perfection of their
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A great read full of complex, well-developed characters’ relationships feeding of each other’s insecurities, issues and problems. Daisy, the daughter, troubled and anxious, trying to fight her demons
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This book just wasn’t for me! I loved the idea, but when it came down to it, the story was too slow to keep my attention, and, well,
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‘Lily Alone’ by Vivien Brown, really tugged at my heart strings and caught at my imagination. Little Lily really is all alone when she wakes one day in
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‘The Roanoke Girls,’ by Amy Engel; a truly gripping, disturbing, page-turning, uncomfortable read that had me hooked. We are introduced to Lane under desperately sad circumstances; her mother
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A great read full of complex, well-developed characters’ relationships feeding of each other’s insecurities, issues and problems. Daisy, the daughter, troubled and anxious, trying to fight her demons
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I was excited about ‘Oh My God, What a Complete Aisling,’ when I first came across it. I recalled my first introductions to Marian Keyes twenty years ago
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The DownEast Shopping Mall is crowded with shoppers, cinema goers, workers, all busy carrying on with their lives as usual. Three young girls meet to watch a film;
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