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by - written on 06/07/09 (Very useful, 27 readings)
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I fancied something a bit more meaty for this years holiday, so took along Bad Things by Michael Marshall. The background to the story is the sudden and unexplained death of 4 year old Scott Henderson. Three years on, we meet his father John who is working as a waiter, when he receives an email claiming to know what happened to his son. Would you delete it as rubbish? Or would the curiosity and pain take over? John opts to find out if this is random rubbish, or something else. The story takes us along for the ride as John returns to Black Ridge, near where he lived and his son died. The writing is fast paced and ... Read the complete review
by - written on 10/06/09 (Very useful, 23 readings)
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What does the budding Dooyoo book reviewer do when everything he picks up to read turns out to be less than thrilling and something of a disappointment? (Don't even bother with Lee Weeks' The Trophy Taker- it was so mind-numbing I couldn't even be bothered to suggest it as a product for review!!) Well, he turns to an author that he has read and enjoyed in the past thats what. Especially when they have new books out that you have not even read yet.... Michael Marshall is an author best known for his sci-fi novels (One Of Us, Spares and Only Forward) written under his full name of Michael Marshall Smith and for the Straw Men novels which took an original and ... Read the complete review
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