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Posted on May 20, 2019 by Alison

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The Rose Petal Beach

The Rose Petal Beach

by Dorothy Koomson

Dorothy Koomson is fast becoming one of my favourite authors, and this is definitely the best of the four books I've read by her (though the others were marvellous too!). I think the thing about her books is that on the surface they look...

tagged: read-in-2012 and highly-recommended

The Guy Selling Rubbish

The Guy Selling Rubbish

by Jack Williams

A freebie Kindle book and a quick read (well under a hour) that gave me a snigger or two. After attempting to seel so,e rubbish on ebay for a laugh, the guy in the book is challenged by a friend to sell more and make some money. Over the...

tagged: read-in-2013

A Cromer Corpse

A Cromer Corpse

by Kelvin I Jones

I was attracted to this because it had Cromer - my favourite place - in the title. When a body is pulled from the sea off Cromer with an unusual mark carved on it, an ex detective recently relocated from Cornwall to Norfolk for a quiet ...

tagged: read-in-2013 and thriller-crime

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