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 Keeping Bad Company - Ann Granger
 Keeping Bad Company - Ann Granger ... PublishingNewest Review: ... highly enjoyable crime novel. As I said I originally read this book a few years ago and at times I remembered various parts ... more ... of it, but it did not spoil the plot for me. It was well written throughout, with an exciting story and great conclusion to it.
I have read several of Ann Granger's novels in the past and enjoyed them all. Her writing in clear, descriptive and easy for follow her thought pattern. The Fran Varady series really appeal to me as Fran is such a down to earth character. She doesn't have money and what she does have she is generous with as she is with her belief in helping out people less fortunate than herself.
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Keeping Bad Company - Ann Granger: Fran Varady in action!! (1465 words)
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Background: I bought this book several years ago and read it soon after that. The other day I was cleaning my book shelves and I noticed the book again and thought I would re-read it as I couldn't remember much about. I thought it would be a good read as I usually enjoy Ann Granger's novels. About the author: Patricia Ann Granger was born in England in 1939. She is an accomplished and in my view very under rated crime author. She has written for three totally separate series. The first features Alan Markby as a Detective Inspector in the Cotswolds, she has written 15 novels in this series. The second features Lizzie Martin and she ... Read the complete review
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