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Saturday, 31 December 2011

The Baby Trap by Sibel Hodge

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You know exactly where you are with a Sibel Hodge book (well, mostly ). In chick-lit land. This one, though, is a bit more "chick"...

Bang: Memoirs of a Relationship Assasin by David Wailing

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Well, what can I say - apart from "Marvellous" This is the story of "Scott" who is a relationship assassin, ie someon...

Dark Tidings by Ken Magee

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"What happens when ancient magic meets the internet? One thing is sure, modern life will never be the same again." Now that's...

The Time Hunters and the Box of Eternity by Carl Ashmore

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After waiting ages (plus a few more days) I finally got my hands on Time Hunters 2. The wait was well worth it as this is another gem. Basi...

Bodyswitch by David Callinan

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The first text of this book is "BODYSWITCH a paranormal erotic psycho thriller" which startled me as I didn't think it was qu...

Carnival of Hope by George Hamilton

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This is the story of Tomas and Thereza who grew up and live in the slums of the North East of Brazil and the fight they have to get out of ...

The Dark Deeps by Arthur Slade

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The Dark Deeps is the second book in The Hunchback Assignments series. Modo and Octavia are sent to investigate ships being sunk by "s...

Build a Man by Talli Roland

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If you are a fan of Talli's books, then you will love this. It is 'classic' Talli, so you know you are getting a fantastic chic...

Iditarod by Andre Jute

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What can I say? This book is an immense story. My finger nails are no more. The Iditarod is a race across the Alaskan countryside of well o...

Crime in the Community by Cecilia Peartree

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First off I will say that I really don't like the cover, it's gritty and grey and bleak and Scottish . This book kept cropping up a...

Fake Kate by David Wailing

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The cover always drew my eye and I'd looked at the write up a few times but the £1.71 was a bit too expensive for my stinginess. But af...

The Hunchback Assignments by Arthur Slade

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The Hunchback Assignments by Arthur Slade is my recent foray into the Steampunk genre. The fantastic looking cover caught my eye in the firs...

Cruel Justice by Mel Comley

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The first book in the DI Lorne Simpkins set of books. It was a page turner, I read it in two nights as I just wanted to keep going. Even th...

A Time for Change by Mel Comley

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Whilst I enjoyed this story, I wasn't too fussed on the behaviour of the two males in Danielle's life. Obviously the "wrong...

Trav Zander by Lexi Revellian

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Trav Zander by Lexi Revellian is the sequel to Torbrek and the Dragon Variation It introduces a new character Trav Zander to the now famil...

The Geronimo Breach by Russel Blake

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This is a story set in Panama and Central America about a thief, his guide and their pursuers. I hadn't really read the write-up as it...

Torbrek and the Dragon Variation by Lexi Revellian

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Lexi mentioned she had just published her first two books so I had a nose. Torbrek... is a fantasy about dragons and princesses and knights...

The Meyersco Helix by Andrew McCoy

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Andre Jute writes that this book was first published in 1988 and was re-edited, but there was no sign of it being over 20 years old. It see...

Fourteen Days Later by Sibel Hodge

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I read Fourteen Days Later on a plane to Orlando. There's nothing like being stuck in a flying can to concentrate your mind on a good b...

Watching Willow Watts by Talli Roland

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Now that's what I like, a 100% Chick Lit book. You know exactly what you are going to get. A darned good read. I was going to save th...
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