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Fictionophile- “A Nice Place To Die” by J. Woollcott – Book Review @levelbestbooks @JoyceWoollcott #ANicePlaceToDie #BookReview
- “A Likely Story” by Leigh McMullan Abramson – Book Review
- “No Safe Place” by Patricia Gibney – Book Review
- “A Death At The Party” by Amy Stuart – Book Review
- Throwback Thursday – “My Kind of People” by Lisa Duffy #BookReview #ThrowbackThursday @lisaduffywriter
- “Weyward” by Emilia Hart – Book Review
- Teaser Tuesday – March 7, 2023 #NewBook #YouShouldHaveKnown @keller_reb @crookedlanebks @penguinrandom #TeaserTuesday #TuesdayBookBlog
- “The Institution” by Helen Fields – Book Review
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Tag Archives: dual time lines
“The Blackhouse” by Carole Johnstone – Book Review
“A remote village. A deadly secret. An outsider who knows the truth.”“The sheep will spend its life in fear of the wolf, and then be eaten by the shepherd.”Told in two voices – with a dual timeline, this novel captured … Continue reading
Posted in Book Reviews, Edelweiss
Tagged dual time lines, Hebrides, recommended reading, stand-alone novels
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“The Legacy of Halesham Hall” by Jenni Keer – Book Review
Whenever I see a book with a beautiful cover and the word ‘HALL’ in the title it is a sure bet that I will want to investigate further. This is likely a throwback to my adolescent reading days filled with … Continue reading
“The Matchmaker’s Gift” by Lynda Cohen Loigman – Book Review
This is the author’s third novel and I have read all her work. I have to say that I enjoy her writing enough that if I see her name on the cover, I will get a copy. This book was … Continue reading
Posted in Book Reviews, Historical fiction, NetGalley, Women's fiction
Tagged dual time lines, New York, recommended reading, stand-alone novels
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“The Family Remains” by Lisa Jewell – Book Review
With a sordid family history which originated in a desirable Chelsea neighbourhood of London, the children of the house featured in the author’s “The Family Upstairs” have reinvented themselves. Now, some twenty-six years later, they’ve built lives for themselves with … Continue reading
Posted in Book Reviews, NetGalley, Psychological thrillers
Tagged dual time lines, England, recommended reading, thrillers
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“The It Girl” by Ruth Ware – Book Review
Six university friends: Hannah Jones – from a middle class background, is thrilled to be studying literature at the infamous Oxford University. April Clarke-Cliveden – beautiful, wealthy, popular, stylish, a gifted actress, and prone to practical jokes. The type of … Continue reading
“The Necklace” by Matt Witten – Book Review
Susan Lentigo – Twenty years ago Susan’s seven year old daughter Amy was brutally raped and murdered. She is stuck in a sort of limbo. She still lives in the same house, has the same poorly paid waitressing job, only … Continue reading
“The Beloved Girls” by Harriet Evans – Book Review
2018 – Catherine Christophe is 47 years old and works as a very successful barrister in London. She is a workaholic, is happily married and is the mother of two teenage children. Catherine seems haunted by a mysterious event from … Continue reading
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Tagged domestic drama, dual time lines, England, stand-alone novels
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“The Last House On The Street” by Diane Chamberlain – Book Review
1965 – Ellie Hockley is a young white woman who risks her family’s scorn and disapproval to work towards helping black North Carolinians to register to vote. Her commitment to the cause and her ardent beliefs cause such friction that, … Continue reading
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