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 Tinderbox - Jo Bannister
 Tinderbox - Jo Bannister ... Publishers LtdNewest Review: ... I have read many novels by this talented author and she never fails to impress me with the quality of her work, the effort ... more ... she puts into her plots and the way she gets into the minds of the characters she creates.
I have found her writing style to be easy to follow and she is great at reeling you into her story and making it compelling reading. This I found with this book and I was sad when the story was concluded. I still wanted to know what would happen in the future to these well-organised gangs from the Tinderbox.
The tragedy of people living on the streets is such a sad one, but in this novel the author offered a perspective tha...more |
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Tinderbox - Jo Bannister: The Tinderbox (1357 words)
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===Background:=== I have read several books in the past by Jo Bannister and I have general enjoyed her style of suspense/mysteries. So when I was in my local library I noticed this one, so as I hadn't read it I thought I must try it. ===About the author:=== Jo Bannister was born in England in 1951, she has been successfully writing novels for many years. Before she became an author she was a journalist before turning to her first love of writing. She has written over 30 novels; probably her most famous series are the Brodie Farrell, where the star is a Private Investigator. ===About the book:=== When Cassie Schofield ... Read the complete review
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