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 True Witness - Jo Bannister
 True Witness - Jo Bannister ... by Allison & BusbyNewest Review: ... thoughts on the book:== Overall I did enjoy reading this in parts dramatic but always well-written thriller. This novel is ... more ... the second in the series of currently eight featuring Brodie Farrell. It takes the reader back to the early days of the relationships between the three main characters Brodie, Daniel Hood and Detective Inspector Jack Deacon.
On seeing this novel in the library I was immediately interested in it. To start with the title sounded intriguing and to my mind opened up lots of exciting possibilities. I then looked at the good length summary on the inside cover of the book. This really wetted my appetite as I liked the i...more |
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True Witness - Jo Bannister: Who will be a witness? (1361 words)
by - written on 18/07/09 (Very useful, 144 readings)
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==Background:== When I came to pick this novel when I was looking round the library I was conscious I wanted an author I knew, liked and trusted. I was having the 'Monday Blues' and I needed a good book to pick me up, and something that I knew I would enjoy. That's why I plumbed for this one. ==About the author:== Jo Bannister was born in England in 1951 and has already written over 20 novels. She began her working career as a journalist working for a local paper. She is best known for her crime thrillers featuring Brodie Farrell as an energetic lady who by profession finds things for people, so far there have been eight in this ... Read the complete review
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