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 The Fidelity Files - Jessica Brody
Newest Review: ... surprising assignment Ashlyn has to complete. For some reason, I am not immediately drawn to books written by American ... more  ... authors. I find their style to be very different from British and Irish authors, and I find a lot of "Americanisms" odd and when I don't get them, it annoys me. However, this book was fantastic, it drew me in straight away with a fun first person narrative from a character that I straight away loved, and I forgot I was reading a book written by an American! I am quite ruthless and if I don't like a book, I won't carry on reading it so this must have been good to keep me going, especially considering the size of ...more |
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The Fidelity Files - Jessica Brody: Stay loyal to this! (918 words)
by - written on 25/05/09 (Very useful, 108 readings)
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Working for a library is a dangerous job for me - I just cannot resist picking a book up off the shelf if it looks even remotely interesting and I usually end up taking them home. I currently have a pile of 11 books waiting to be read, and I'm ploughing through them as quickly as possible! This one jumped to the top of my pile because the cover caught my eye and the premise of the entire story seemed really good to me. I wanted something a bit different to the usual books I read, and I thought that this sounded like just the ticket, even though it is still "chick-lit"! Jennifer Hunter has a somewhat unusual job, one that she keeps hidden even from ... Read the complete review
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