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 I'm a Believer - Jessica Adams
Newest Review: ... to see and hear her again, which would be fine but he doesnt believe in life after death and finds mediums, Horoscopes and ... more  ... the like faintly ridiculous.
His friends Felix and Alison are trying in their own ways to help him, but he cant tell them he's still talking to Catherine can he? And why is it he feels drawn to Tess, teachers aide who sings in a Christian band at the weekends?
While I found individual characters amusing as a whole I felt this book simply bimbled along which nothing much going on, I never felt that Mark was all that upset over losing the woman he was meant to love which as it was the central premise of the plot mean...more |
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I'm a Believer - Jessica Adams: Neither a Believer not Interested (566 words)
by - written on 13/04/08 (Very useful, 76 readings)
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Recently my pile of 'to reads' has been growing at a worrying rate, it appears that far from simply enjoying books I have become addicted to buying them, a state of affairs which means the book man at work has become one of my best friends. On one of his recent visits he offered up a set of three books by one author for a mere £5, Jessica Adams the author in question is no someone I have ever heard of previously but she has written several books other than the three I bought. The first of the three that I got around to reading was I'm a Believer. Teacher Mark has just lost his girlfriend Catherine in a car accident, and at her funeral he starts to ... Read the complete review
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