Smoke Gets in your Eyes - Loiuse Marley Reviews
Description:ISBN 1842230530 /
Newest Review: ... Amanda. As far as the police are concerned, and everyone else for that matter, this is a murder investigation and there is ... more
... only one name in the frame and it belongs to Caitlin.
My opinion:
Oh dear! Where to begin. If I was to sum up this book I would say that it's as though Jilly Cooper, having something of an off day, had penned a rather inferior episode of Midsomer Murders. The plotline and characters are as far removed from real life and verging on a fantasy as you're ever likely to get without straying into Tolkein territory. Caitlin is friends with novelists, aristocrats and even British royalty and has a fabulously wealthy an...more
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Smoke Gets in your Eyes - Loiuse Marley: Smoke gets in your eyes and this book got right up my nose! (929 words)by - written on 20/03/12, updated on 20/03/12 (Very useful, 123 readings)
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Like most people with a Kindle, I'm always on the lookout for an Amazon freebie and this novel was just such a one, although it's now being sold for 77p. Louise Marley is a new author for me so I wasn't too sure what to expect from this romantic suspense story. What I got was a novel in the best tradition of a Jilly Cooper 'bonkbuster' but lacking Cooperesque humour and ability to write. Synopsis: Set in the countryside just outside the imaginary town of Norchester is Kirkwood Manor, once the family home of the local squire but for the last century or so it has been run as an upmarket hotel by the Kirkwood family. Married to the current owner, ... Read the complete review
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