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by - written on 24/04/09 (Very useful, 145 readings)
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I love a good book but, never seem to find the time lately to just sit down and relax with one! After buying this book a short while back because I have liked her previous books, I finally had a day off from work with nothing planned ain and so started this book whilst enjoying a bit of sunshine in the garden. I was straight into the book and finished it in a matter of about 4 hours reading time as I was literally devouring each chapter! The author: Jane Moore has had a few books prior to this one of which I have two and both of them I really enjoyed. She has .writen for various newspaper columns and was a journalist for 20 ... Read the complete review

by - written on 21/07/08 (Very useful, 206 readings)
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I am a fan of Jane Moore's column in The Sun newspaper every Wednesday, and I am also a fan of the novels which she has been writing since 2001, so when I heard she had a new release coming up, I quickly reserved it at my local library. But luckily, my mum purchased it when it came out as she too is a fan of Moore's writing and sent it on to me when she had finished, so I quickly devoured it as soon as I could! Joe and Karen Eastman are feeling incredibly lucky - they are happily married to each other and have just had their first child together, a little boy called Ben. But things are about to explode in a bad way when they find out their precious son has a ... Read the complete review
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