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 Crime in Question: Unabridged - Margaret Yorke
 Crime in Question: Unabridged - Margaret Yorke ... SoundingsNewest Review: ... got. This was a very good book which I read over the course of a weekend. Once I picked it up I was glued to it and simply ... more ... could not put it down until I had finished it.
I would describe myself as an experienced reader of Yorke's novels. For me she is a talented but at the same time very down to earth writer. She writes uncomplicated plots dealing with normal everyday people in everyday situations. The books are not high tec action types, more simple stories about people like you and me, but full of suspense and surprises.
As previously mentioned I was afraid I had already read the book and that once I got into it I would remember the endi...more |
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Crime in Question: Unabridged - Margaret Yorke: What crime? (1357 words)
by - written on 05/08/09 (Very useful, 134 readings)
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Background: Over the years I have read many novels written by Margaret Yorke, when I noticed this one in my local bookshop. I thought I had read all her books to be honest and having read the brief description on the back page I wasn't sure if I had read it or not. So I purchased it and hoped it would be something new to me. About the author: Margaret Yorke has been a successful novelist for many many years and is often cited as equal in ability to Ruth Rendell and P.D.James. She was born in 1924, she has written 37 novels plus an additional five in the Patrick Grant series. The book I am reviewing was written in ... Read the complete review
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