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RSVP - Tara Moore

 
Description: ISBN 1409104648 / Genre: Fiction / Author: Tara Moore / Paperback / 352 Pages / Book is published 2010-01-21 by Orion

Newest Review: ... their wedding, a problem arises almost instantly. First of all, Rossa's family seem to be taking over the whole event. And to ... more

 ... make matters worse, Ashling's mother, Coppelia Morrison, does not approve of the marriage one bit. In fact, she claims that the Granville clan once came close to ruining her own life. Curious and annoyed, Ashling tries to find out just what happened those years ago to make Coppelia find an enemy in the Granvilles. Though whether she finds out the truth and goes ahead with the wedding is a different story... I must say, I simply adore this story. It reminds me in some ways of Shakespeare's 'Romeo and Juliet', which...more

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Premium Review RSVP - Tara Moore: Give me Moore, anyday! (632 words)
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The latest book to head my way is none other than 'RSPV', written by author Tara Moore. Now when I first saw the book I had no idea what it was going to be like. I had never heard of Tara Moore before so her style was going to be completely new to me. However, the cover of the book itself is incredibly attractive. All we see is the neck and lower face of a woman, with a large glittering necklace around her neck. Now for ages I thought this read 'RSUP', and it wasn't until I went to find out more about the author before reading did I realise that this necklace actually read 'RSVP'. With that embarrassment out of the way, I was truly looking forward to ...  Read the complete review

 

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