Crooked Angels - Carol Lee Reviews
Description:ISBN 1902638670 /
Newest Review: ... lot of her childhood with her mother's parents, her grandparents from Wales who were loving and a bit chaotic and lived in a ... more
... very small, rather untidy house.
Carol's father's mother hated Carol's mother and also it seems Carol and was an bitter and unhappy woman determined to makes everyone else miserable too.
Finally we have the osteopath, Renzo who was helping Carol with her problem. He repeatedly told her that he could help with the muscles but that only Carol who could work on her mind and that is what she would have to do to get better.
THE STORY
Carol wakes one morning to find that she is unable to move her arms and she is overn...more
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Customer Crooked Angels - Carol Lee Reviews (1)
by - written on 09/01/13 (Very useful, 19 readings)
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Crooked Angels by Carol Lee ISBN: 009999416123 The tagline for this novel is :" The story of your life, your history, is written in your body." Also on the front cover is a quote from Dame Judi Dench " A truly fascinating read." ABOUT THE AUTHOR Carol Lee is obviously an author but she also writes as a journalist and is an Alexander Technique teacher which is reflected in this story as during the story there is a connection between what has happened to Carol in her life and how her body suddenly changed and behaved. This novel is her sixth book but I don't know anything about the others and have not read any of ... Read the complete review
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