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Losing You by Nicci French - Brilliance Audio
Edition: MP3 Una, Audio CD, Brilliance Audio - Books/Subjects/A ... Last Update 02.12.2008 19:30
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Losing You by Nicci French - Brilliance Audio
Edition: MP3 Una, MP3 CD, Brilliance Audio - Books/Subjects/Aud ... Last Update 02.12.2008 19:30
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by salem_witch - written on 09/12/07 (Very useful, 223 readings)
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Having read a handful of Nicci French books I grabbed 'Losing You' off the shelf at the library thinking it would do. I tried to recall what I thought of the previous books but my mind went blank. I thought that they must have liked them as I tend to remember the ones I dislike and had I loved them then I'd have also have remembered. I had no high expectations of 'Losing You' and sometimes that can be for the best. Nicci French is in fact a pseudonym for Nicci Gerrard and Sean French. They are a married couple who write in unison without the reader being able to tell who is who. I did a quick search to see who they went about this and they said they wrote a chapter and ...
by sheri3004 - written on 06/03/07 (Very useful, 82 readings)
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It's no secret that Nicci French is a pseudonym for journalists Nicci Gerrard and Sean French, who, as well as writing the "Nicci French" novels together, also happen to be married to each other. Sounds like a recipe for divorce to me, but it clearly works for them - since the publication of their first novel, "The Memory Game" in 1997, they have produced a further eight successful novels, of which "Losing You" is the most recent. Both Nicci and Sean also write separately - Nicci as a journalist for The Observer - and both have also published novels under their own names. (Some of their novels have been adapted for the screen - you may ...
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