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Never Tear Us Apart is Irish author Mary Malone's third novel but her first for Poolbeg Crimson, an imprint of Poolbeg with the tag line "fiction with an edge". Never Tear Us Apart is the story of Vicky who, worried her husband, Fintan, is cheating on her, makes a devious plan to get him back. It's also the story of Ariel who is being accused of gross incompetence but she can't tell her boss the truth because why would he believe her? Never Tear Us Apart was a brilliant read. It's definitely in the women's fiction category than the chick-lit category but was still a fabulous read. The plot was a very clever one and I really enjoyed reading from ... Read the complete review
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