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by - written on 26/07/09 (Very useful, 77 readings)
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Ever since reading Sophie King's first novel, I have looked forward to reading her latest offerings. The Wedding Party is her latest instalment so when I spotted it on Amazon I quickly threw it into my basket for a treat. Anyone who has read anything by Sophie King will know that she divides her novels up by characters. Each chapter switches from character to character. I wasn't sure I would like this style of writing, worried I would lose the plot literally, but over time I have realised that the style of writing is unique and actually easy to follow. Knowing what you're getting from King I think helps the reader to understand and get involved in the ... Read the complete review
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