Depths of Solitude - Jo Bannister Reviews
Description:ISBN 749083182 /
Newest Review: ... time mid way through this book all these characters are on the same side and trying to achieve the same goal. It was good to ... more
... see it and I liked the fact they could all get on so well as in previous books there had always been respect for each other but they all have strong principles and this leads to problems particularly between Daniel and Jack the two main men in Brodie's life.
I selected this book basically on the basis that I love these stories that feature Brodie Farrell. I had a Amazon voucher and I knew my only decision would be to select which of the novels in the series I wanted to read next. Well the first thing that struck me w...more
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Depths of Solitude - Jo Bannister: Loneliness (1338 words)by - written on 28/02/12 (Very useful, 82 readings)
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==Synopsis of the book:== Following a major disagreement between Brodie Farrell and her best friend Daniel Hood. Brodie discovers he has put his house up for sale and has disappeared into thin air. After consulting with her partner Detective Superintendent Jack Deacon she decides that maybe she needs to apologise to Daniel, so she sets out trying to trace him. After leaving messages with the Estate Agent he still has not been in touch but she discovers he is visiting family she never knew he had in Nottingham. However things start to happen to Brodie and after her handbag is stolen and her car torched. Both her and Jack realise this is no ... Read the complete review
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