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 Charley's Web - Joy Fielding
Newest Review: ... she agrees to do so and starts meeting Jill on a regular basis in order to piece the story together. The meetings are often ... more  ... hostile and sinister and leave Charley feeling quite unsettled particularly when Jill starts alluding to an accomplice called Jack who is still at large. Obviously, as you are reading, you can't help wondering who Jack might be and whether we might have already met him!
Alongside this Jill has a very troubled family of her own mainly due to the fact that her mother left her and her two sisters and one brother when she was only eight. Her mother reappeared in their lives a few years ago but they have all dealt in th...more |
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Charley's Web - Joy Fielding: A tangled web! (742 words)
by - written on 02/09/09 (Very useful, 141 readings)
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I have been reading books by the author Joy Fielding for as long as I can remember. Her books can best be described as psychological thrillers and in most cases I have been on the edge of my seat from the moments I have picked the books up. 'Charley's Web' had a slightly different feel to it though and although I enjoyed the book very much I did not really experience the usual tension until towards the very end. The book is about a character called Charley Webb who is a somewhat provocative journalist for a Florida newspaper. She writes a weekly column that often provokes and shocks her readers which consequently leads to a lot of interesting emails and ... Read the complete review
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