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 The Solace of Sin - Catherine Cookson
 The Solace of Sin - Catherine Cookson ... abrupt Vincent O'Connor. She soon discovers that mystery is a way of life for Vincent, who has an increasing influence on her life.Newest Review: ... get into it. You can’t concentrate; you give it up as a bad loss after a couple of pages. It&# ... more ...
8217;s very frustrating, I have hundreds of books in my bedroom waiting to be read. Well, I decided to try a Catherine Cookson again and the fact I finished a 415-page book in a few days proves how good this one was. Although the first few pages still proved a bit of a challenge - with my temporary non-reading status offering a stubborn stance, it didn’t take too long before I was lost in that other world, the land of the written word which transports yo...more |
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The Solace of Sin - Catherine Cookson: There Goes My Street Cred! (1327 words)
by - written on 07/05/03 (Very useful, 71 readings)
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INTRODUCTION I used to sneer at the shelves of Catherine Cookson novels in the library. There were always so many – how could an author who churned out all those novels expect them to be of any decent quality? An aspiring author myself, I was cynical about these books and saw no attraction in them. As far as I was concerned, they were devoured solely by the blue rinse brigade and held absolutely no interest to me, a woman in her thirties who loved a wide range of books – from Terry Pratchett to Jane Austen with a generous helping of chick lit in the middle. My mother-in-law works in the local library and often passes on the latest releases ... Read the complete review
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