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 Closer Still - Jo Bannister
Newest Review: ... it is always nice to know the characters complete histories, as you can understand why they see things in a certain way, when ... more  ... logic tells you something completely different.
As soon as I noticed this book by Jo Bannister I decided I must read it. As I like her relaxed but thoughtful style of writing and find she writes a clever well thought out story. That and the affinity I feel for the characters in these books make me always to want to read them and learn about the latest exploits.
Initially I thought the title of the book was an interesting choice and I wondered what she had in mind. Was she referring to the triangular relationship...more |
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Closer Still - Jo Bannister: Too close, much too close!! (1926 words)
by - written on 06/05/09 (Very useful, 271 readings)
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==Background:== I have in the past few years read several novels written by Jo Bannister. For me she writes a good suspense book, which are down to earth and believable fiction. I came across this one in my local library and knew I must read it as soon as I could. ==About the author:== Jo Bannister was born in England in 1951. She has written over 20 successful novels so far in her writing career and specialises in the Detective or Private Investigator investigation books. This book I am reviewing is the latest of eight featuring Brodie Farrell. Before becoming a writer Bannister worked for many years on a Newspaper. ==Synopsis ... Read the complete review
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