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Heiresses - Lulu Taylor:
... m new to Lulu Taylor and haven t previously read any of her books before. I liked the blurb on the back though and decided to give it a go. *The Plot* The Trevellyan girls have long been used to a life of luxury thanks to their family s perfume empire. When their mother dies, her will comes as something of a shock to all three of them. She has left them the family business, but it comes with one specific condition... Read the full review: Money and glamour is all they've ever known, but is life as they know about to disappear? by dippykitty |
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Eclipse - Stephenie Meyer Author: Stephenie Meyer / Printed Book / Genre: Fiction overall rating  35 reviews
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Her Fearful Symmetry - Audrey Niffenegger Genre: Fiction / Printed Book / Author: Audrey Niffenegger / Hardcover / 400 Pages / Book is published 2009-10-01 by Jonathan Cape Ltd overall rating  4 reviews
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Dead As A Doornail - Charlaine Harris Genre: Fiction / Printed Book / Author: Charlaine Harris / Paperback / 304 Pages / Book is published 2009-07-09 by Gollancz overall rating  4 reviews
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Black Widow - Jessie Keane Genre: Fiction / Printed Book / Author: Jessie Keane / Paperback / 560 Pages / Book is published 2009-05-28 by Harper overall rating  4 reviews
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Someone Special - Sheila O'Flanagan Genre: Fiction / Printed Book / Author: Sheila O'Flanagan / Paperback / 608 Pages / Book is published 2009-05-28 by Headline Review overall rating  4 reviews
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Dombey and Son - Charles Dickens Genre: Fiction / Printed Book / Author: Charles Dickens / Edition: New Ed / Paperback / 848 Pages / Book is published 1995-07-01 by Wordsworth Editions Ltd |
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[Spooks] Harry's Diary: Top Secret Genre: Fiction / Printed Book / Paperback / 352 Pages / Book is published 2007-09-06 by Headline overall rating  1 review
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Remember Me? - Sophie Kinsella Author: Sophie Kinsella / Printed Book / Genre: Fiction overall rating  38 reviews
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The Mistress - Martine McCutcheon Genre: Fiction / Printed Book / Author: Martine McCutcheon / Paperback / 400 Pages / Book is published 2009-11-06 by Pan overall rating  3 reviews
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Sidney Sheldon's Mistress of the Game - Sidney Sheldon Genre: Fiction / Printed Book / Author: Sidney Sheldon, Tilly Bagshawe / Hardcover / 336 Pages / Book is published 2009-08-04 by William Morrow & Company overall rating  1 review
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Pobby and Dingan - Ben Rice ... was reluctant to review Pobby and Dingan as I didn t think I could write anything nearly good enough to describe the brilliance of the book. But as it seems relatively unknown, I thought I would give it a go and maybe encourage a few more people to read it. Pobby and Dingan is a short story written by British author Ben Rice. It s set in a small Australian town, Lightning Ridge and follows the Williamson family; mum, dad, son Ashton, and daughter Kellyanne. Dad, Rex (along with most of the town s residents) gets by, by mining for opal - a precious gemstone. It s a fairly fruitless trade but Rex swears that some day he ll make millions. Pobby and Dingan complete the... Read the full review: An absolutely perfect short story by Tail_Feather |
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World War Z - Max Brooks ... on Max Brooks s hugely successful "The Zombie Survival Guide", this journalistic novel charts the start of the zombie plague, its spread throughout the world, and humanity s fight back, all through the eyes of people who experienced these things first hand and lived to tell the tale. 10 years after the zombie war began, Brooks has written a report for the United Nations. Most of the individual s stories have been cut out of the final report, and Brooks wants to give these people a chance to voice their experiences of their trials and tribulations. In this book, Brooks the author (as opposed to Brooks the journalist) examines ideas such as American isolati... Read the full review: A thoroughly gripping read. by sa_O33 |
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The Timewaster Diaries: A Year in the Life of Robin Cooper - Robin Cooper ... is a review of the Timewaster Diaries by Robin Cooper. I picked this up in a charity shop for 50p so was prepared for it to be a not very good read but I am pleased to report I was wrong. Lured in by the reviews that claimed Cooper is Adrian Mole in disguise, I thought I d give it a go. The diary begins in the New Year with Robin setting his new year s resolutions, which he revisits throughout the book. Although he s an annoying nerdy character, you can t help but like him. He is unemployed at the start of his diary due to writing too many personal letters in work s time. (ref Cooper s earlier books) but he doesn t seem to bothered by this. Urged on by his wife R... Read the full review: Timewaster diary is a laugh a minute by katyj10 |
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