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The Fifth Cataract - Jo Bannister

 
Description: ISBN 0727862847 / Genre: Crime / Thriller / Author: Jo Bannister / Hardcover / 224 Pages / Book is published 2005-09 by Severn House ... more
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Newest Review: ... physically restrained from leaving the area and alerting the Police to the suspicious death. Clio and the remaining members ... more

 ... of the survival team must try and find the truth but they must escape first. My thoughts on the book: My initial concern when I picked up this book, other than the last page would be torn out, was it would not be as good as the previous two I have read. However I am very pleased to say I really enjoyed this book too, it was a well written and very exciting novel. From the very first page I was hooked on the story. I liked the idea of this strong minded young lady pushing herself on an endurance week, with super fit...more

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Premium Review The Fifth Cataract - Jo Bannister: Survival weekend (1091 words)
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Background: This is the third novel I have reviewed by Jo Bannister; it follows 'the hireling's tale' and 'requiem for the dealer'. These previous two I really enjoyed, so I was keen to try this one when I came across it at the local Car Boot sale the other day. About the author: Jo Bannister so far in her writing career has written a total of 32 novels. She was born in Rochdale in 1951 but has for many years lived in Northern Ireland. The most famous star from these books is Brodie Farrell with the star of the one I'm reviewing Clio Rees starring in four books. This novel was written in 2005. Synopsis of the ...  Read the complete review

 

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