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Monthly Archives: March 2020
In the Clearing by J.P. Pomare – 2020
You never escape a cult. This chilling thriller is told from two points of view: Amy, a teenage member of a messianic cult, who is instrumental in the abduction of a young girl, and under the thrall of Adrienne, the … Continue reading
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The Snow Thief by CJ Carver – 2020
The snow thief is a murder mystery set in Tibet. It is a book about reincarnation – of people across and throughout their lives, and of communities as they spread, come into conflict and change. Shan Lia Bao, Police Supervisor … Continue reading
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The Secrets of Strangers by Charity Norman – 2020
People are caught up in a hostage situation in a London café. At the heart of the crisis are five people, they hear each other’s stories, they form a little community in the centre of the chaos – and the … Continue reading
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Wife after Wife by Olivia Hayfield – 2020
Harry Rose is a super-rich, super-privileged British businessman. Having inherited his fast-track rise to his position as head of the Rose Corporation, he has encountered setbacks but has almost always had things his own way, and he has been living … Continue reading
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