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 Play to the End - Robert Goddard
 Play to the End - Robert Goddard ... 2004-11-01 by Corgi BooksNewest Review: ... ran and he is Jenny's new boyfriend. My thoughts on the book: I certainly enjoyed reading this novel. It was a high ... more ... quality, exciting suspense thriller. In the past I have criticised the author for making plots that are overly elaborate but in this novel it seemed an excellent plot and one which was written superbly.
The first thing that struck me about the book was that it was set in Brighton. This for anyone who doesn't know is a seaside town on the South Coast and I place I have spent a couple of holidays. So I immediately could relate to the place and could through his writing picture what was being described to me.
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Play to the End - Robert Goddard: The last play? (1316 words)
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Background: I have read several novels written by Robert Goddard in the past few months. His books are usually exciting thrillers and of the ones I have read I have enjoyed his style and his storylines. So when I saw this one at my local jumble sale I was keen to purchase it at the fantastic price of just 20 pence. About the author: Robert Goddard was born in Hampshire in 1954. He is an international best selling author and was nominated for the Edgar Award for his novel 'Beyond Recall' in 1999. He has written twenty novels so far of which three are from the Harry Barnett series. The novel I am reviewing was written in ... Read the complete review
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