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Perfect Match - Jane Moore


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Perfect Match - Jane Moore

 
Description: ISBN 0434016861 / Genre: Fiction / Author: Jane Moore / Hardcover / 368 Pages / Book is published 2008-06-19 by Century

Newest Review: ... This seems the perfect solution to Karen and Joe until during the process a terrible family secret comes to life that makes ... more

 ... the tension for this family even worse. Will Karen and Joe be able to see past the troubles going on to help save their son before it's too late? Characters: I love the fact that Jane Moore has managed to create such believable characters as this is what really brings the book to life! From the beginning we are thrown in with Karen and Joe and their daily struggle to give Ben horrible injections for his illness that he hates and hurt him. We can really feel for them and we see the strain the illness is no...more

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frankie1984
Premium Review Perfect Match - Jane Moore: This book is a perfect match for me! (951 words)
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

mummy2harry
Premium Review A Perfect Book (975 words)
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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