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 Trick or Treat - Lesley Glaister
 Trick or Treat - Lesley Glaister ... by Bloomsbury Publishing PLCNewest Review: ... Their meeting reminds both women what their relationship once was and how much they detest one another now and why. With ... more ... their differing values and ideals in life that date back to the War.
Can these two bitter rivals with the help of Wolf somehow bury the hatchet?
My thoughts on this novel:
To be honest I was surprised I was surprised to see Lesley Glaister had written 12 books. Not because of the quality of her work at all but because I had never heard anything about her before I picked this book up from anywhere.
My overall opinion of this book was it was a well written, absorbing novel. Sometimes I think it is easier to review an a...more |
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Trick or Treat - Lesley Glaister: Trick or treat? (1045 words)
by - written on 22/06/09 (Very useful, 119 readings)
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Background: I was browsing around my local bookshop looking for something different to read. I wanted a new author that I had not tried before and I came across Lesley Glaister. After consulting the back cover of the book, I liked the idea behind this book so I bought it. It was in the sale too so I saved 40% of the original cost. About the Author: Lesley Glaister was born in Wellingborough, Northampton in 1956. She was discovered by the Novelist Hilary Mantel at a course in 1989. As a result she was recommended to her literary agent. So far she had written twelve books with the one I'm reviewing being just her second written back in ... Read the complete review
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