Beyond Sin - Emma Louise Jordan Reviews
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Newest Review: ... intrigued to see how it was going to turn out although I did make sure to read in the daylight because I'm a wimp at the best ... more
... of times! This is the second novel for Emma Louise Jordan which is the pen-name for writer Emma Heatherington - she also has another title which has been recently released called Playing The Field.
The book begins with Jessie struggling to cope with her life, although we aren't told at the beginning what has happened to get her in such a state. It immediately sets you on edge, wondering what has gone on and I liked how the author throws the reader right into the story this way. For some reason, I disliked Jessie b...more
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Emma Louise Jordan Beyond Sin Pages: 380, Paperback, Poolbeg Press Ltd Last Update 25.05.2013 10:12
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Emma Louise Jordan Beyond Sin Pages: 380, Paperback, Poolbeg Press Ltd Last Update 25.05.2013 09:41
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Beyond Sin - Emma Louise Jordan: It's not a Sin to read this! (829 words)by - written on 27/10/09 (Very useful, 86 readings)
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Jessie O"Neill's sister Andrea is due to get married to the love of her life, but Jessie just can't be happy for her. Jessie's marriage to her husband seems to be over, but Jessie can't admit her failure to her friends and family, leaving her spiralling out of control into the depths of despair and depression. All goes fine until the wedding reception when the O'Neill family finally starts to crack, and then Jessie goes missing. Jessie's family frantically try to find out what was going on in her life and find her before it's too late. But does Jessie want to go back and face her family, or is her deep sin just one too many for her to bear? This book ... Read the complete review
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