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Continue reading →: Book Review – It Ends with Us“Sometimes it is the one who loves you who hurts you the most.”
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Continue reading →: Book Review – Moscow BabylonRoman Lambert is a British expat living in Moscow in the 1990s. He enjoys the post-Soviet decadence until he meets Sonia, a tragically beautiful woman. Their relationship blooms until Roman commits a heinous crime—one for which his beloved Sonia will never forgive him.
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Continue reading →: Book Review – The Jigsaw ManBody parts start turning up on the banks of the River Thames. The murders have all the hallmarks of The Jigsaw Killer, except he is serving a life sentence. It would seem DI Anjelica Henley has a copycat killer on her hands.
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Continue reading →: Book Review – VerityStruggling writer Lowen gets the deal of a lifetime when the husband of famous author Verity Crawford hires her to complete the remaining books in a successful series his injured wife cannot finish.
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Continue reading →: Book Review – IcebreakerAnastasia Allen, a competitive figure skater looking to secure a spot on Team US, and Nate Hawkins, the hockey team captain, must put aside their difference when they are forced to share a rink.
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Continue reading →: Book Review – HomeTen years ago, two schoolboys are kidnapped from their family home. The kidnappers demand a ransom but go silent. No trace of the boys is ever found until, one day, one of the two boys turns up in London. What does he remember from that tragic day? What does he…
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Continue reading →: Book Review – White ChrysanthemumTwo sisters who are torn apart by the atrocities committed during World War II. In 1943, Hana, a haenyeo (a Korean female diver of the sea), is captured by Japanese soldier Morimoto while trying to protect her younger sister Emi. In 2011, Emi now an elderly lady with children and…
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Continue reading →: Books read in 2024.With 2024 firmly behind us, I thought reviewing my year in books would be a cool idea. 2024 continued as 2023 ended, my head firmly back in the world of fiction.
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Continue reading →: Book Review – RedemptionRedemption follows the team’s investigation of a letter in a bottle found 19 years earlier. Little do they know that the cold case will have direct consequences in the present.
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Continue reading →: Book Review – The Girl Who Lived TwiceThe Girl Who Lived Twice is the sixth instalment in the Millenium series, initially written by Stieg Larsson. Lisbeth Salander has vanished to confront her dark past and settle scores with her estranged twin sister, Camilla. At a loose end, Mikael Blomkvist investigates the death of a homeless man linked…
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