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Five Star Reads
Amanda Prowse has a real talent for writing human stories about genuine people in real life situations, and once again, in ‘The Food of Love,’ she doesn’t disappoint.
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Like many others I watched the footage of the Paris attacks of November 13th 2015 in utter horror; around 130 people died that night as the French capital
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‘Judith Wants To Be Your Friend’ by Annie Weir was a strangely compelling and original read. Judith Dillon, the main character, is both a sad and a sinister
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If you’re looking for a warm, fuzzy, feel good holiday read then Jill Mansell’s ‘Meet Me At Beachcomber Bay’ is the book for you. Jill Mansell always seems
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I read ‘The Forgotten Woman’ immediately after ‘Dear Mother’ and it is clear to me that Angela Marsons has an excellent insight into childhood abuse and its effects
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Having read a few of Angela Marsons crime stories in the Detective Kim Stone series, I was very keen to read one of her first attempts at non-crime
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Jodi Picoult has done herself and her fans and followers proud. A fabulous read that will change the way you think about racism. Ruth Jefferson, a delivery nurse
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Everything about The Fire Child is chilling, sinister and dark from the bleak Cornish setting of the tin mining country, to the stately but crumbling Carnhallow House, to
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Nina McCarrick had it all; a rich husband, a beautiful home, two lovely boys living a privileged life – but now Nina McCarrick has nothing! One phonecall and
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What a sad, sad story of a mother’s fight to keep hold of her beloved daughter. Mental illness has no respect for status, money, position…it takes hold and
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