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When you finish reading a good book, there’s often an element of sadness. If there’s a sequel, even if you have to wait for it, the feeling can be tempered by the knowledge that you will soon get another fix … Continued
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This is a book I’ve reviewed before, but it’s just been re-released with a new cover so I thought it would be nice to revisit it. Not only that, I have a bit more information about the author. The Blurb. … Continued
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I reviewed the first part of this series a while ago Then I read the second part, which carried on with the same breakneck speed and incredible action. Which leads me on to part three, which I have just finished. … Continued
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I’ve been a fan of Helen Christmas for some time. I enjoyed her Same Face Different Place stories, here’s one of my reviews for the fast-paced and brilliantly researched series. When I heard that she was turning her hand to … Continued
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Some of you might remember a U.S. television series called Alias. With more twists and turns than a spy story had any right to have, mind-blowing yet plausible technology and a cast of heroes and villains who might not be … Continued
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She’s a good nurse disturbed by dark recurring dreams. Then a new patient asks for her by name . . . Shona does her utmost to placate her charge. From professional necessity nurses must be neutral, but Shona’s patient Carmen … Continued
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This week, I’m in book reviewing mode. Fifteen-year-old Amelina longs for someone to confide in. Her once carefree mother has become angry and despondent. One day a strange black cat and a young girl, named Esme appear. Immediately, Esme becomes … Continued
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Today’s post is part of the blog tour for Visions by Helen J. Christmas, in association with Rachels Random Resources. Visions Visions is a psychological thriller set in rural England. The year is 1985. It’s been 12 years since … Continued
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