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 Never Stop Looking - Sarah Jackman
Newest Review: ... moves into the flat upstairs, she finds herself being reluctantly drawn into the lives of him and his two children. Owen ... more  ... finds himself intrigued by his new neighbour, as he watches her leave the house in the middle of the night. When Owens son goes missing, he has no choice but to leave his daughter with Abbie while he goes to find him. After she recovers from the initial discomfort at having her private space invaded, she begins to bond with the little girl. It is through this relationship with Owen and his family, and later with her sister Becca that she starts to pull herself out of the bubble she has created for herself.
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Never Stop Looking
Pages: 356, Paperback, Pocket Books Last Update 25.12.2009 05:45
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Never Stop Looking - Sarah Jackman: Would You Really Want Him to be Gone? (697 words)
by - written on 27/06/09 (Very useful, 22 readings)
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I first saw this book in Tesco about 3 months ago, while shopping with hubbie. I begrudgingly put it down after his moaning about the amount of books I haven't read yet! Typically when I had read through some of my back log I couldn't get this book in any of the supermarkets, so I got it from eBay for 99p, and took it away with me at the beginning of the month. Never Stop Looking is a novel about Abbie Silvas, who's husband disappeared without a trace 6 years ago, and her reluctance to let him go is stopping her from moving forward with her life. She spends all day holed up in her Vauxhall flat in case he comes home, and her evenings visiting places he may ... Read the complete review
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