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Monthly Archives: January 2018
The Necessary Angel by C.K. Stead – 2017
A group of people in Paris in 2014/15, all literary, all quite objectionable, meander round each other, aloof from events around them. Max Jackson is a Kiwi, although I doubt he would ever describe himself as such – the thought … Continue reading
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Gabriel’s Bay by Catherine Robertson – 2018
Gabriel’s Bay is full of stories, and stories within stories, with everything beautifully woven together. Gabriel’s Bay is a small New Zealand coastal town with difficult access, economic problems and a small, varied population. As we read, we get to know many … Continue reading
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Edge of Truth by Brynn Kelly – 2017
Edge of truth is another adrenaline roller coaster ride from Brynn Kelly, the author who brought us the fantastic mash-up of thriller/romance that was Deception Island. Edge of truth is a story of international conspiracy and war-mongering, played out in … Continue reading
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