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Tag Archives: islands
“Holy Island” by L.J. Ross – Book Review
“People kill each other all over the world.” “Sure, but Lindisfarne — it’s holy. It’s like killing someone in church.” “Holy Island” was the winner of a poll I created to let my fellow bloggers and followers vote on which … Continue reading
“The golden hour” by T. Greenwood
I’ll readily admit that the reason for choosing this novel was the stunning cover. Then, when I realized that it was largely set on an island in Maine, the decision was made. Wyn Davies is a thirty-three year-old artist. She … Continue reading
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Tagged artists, islands, Maine, stand-alone novels, victims of crime
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