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 Chickenfeed - Minette Walters
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Chickenfeed - Minette Walters: Chickenfeed - a Quick Read! (1381 words)
by - written on 15/02/08 (Very useful, 132 readings)
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=== Minette Walters === Minette Walters is one of my top ten authors, and I had read all of her books aside from her latest ("The Chameleon's Shadow") and one which I'd heard about called "Chickenfeed" but for reasons I will explain hadn't yet got round to reading. Minette Walters is famous for books such as "The Ice House", "The Sculptress" (which was made into a fantastic TV drama staring Pauline Quirk), "Acid Row", and "Fox Evil". She has written 14 books including Chickenfeed. They are of the crime/psychological thriller genre. Personally I would equate her writing to a slightly more ... Read the complete review
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