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• Review: Lawless and the Devil of Euston Square by William Sutton

  

  Great start to a new Victorian detective series Strong setting, lots of clues and misdirects, intriguing characters: there's a lot to enjoy in this debut... Read more

  The 26 July 2013 by   Bethkemp
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• Book Review: Lucy's House

  

  Lacey's House by JoAnne Graham My rating: 4 of 5 stars Being different makes life hard and lonely for Lacey Carmichael. She lives in an old house where she has... Read more

  The 22 July 2013 by   Bameskaur Pabla
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• The Woman Upstairs

  

  Nora Eldridge is an angry woman, a 42-year-old elementary school teacher and would-be artist looking back on the events of five years ago that have brought her... Read more

  The 30 July 2013 by   Litlove
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• Book Review: "Vain" by Jill Hughey

  

  Charlemagne's Empire - Middle AgesIndependentShort Synopsis:"A tailor’s abandoned daughter fashions a vain nobleman’s tunic, finding passion between the necklin... Read more

  The 01 July 2013 by   Longagolove
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• Book Promo Day: 25th July, 2013

  

  An exception to normal Book Promo Day entries:Smashwords Sale from Sarah BaethgeSmashwords is having a sale! If you want a cheap read, now is the time to check... Read more

  The 25 July 2013 by   Imagineer
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• "The Rogue's Prize" by Katherine Bone

  

  Synopsis:Captain Henry Guffald is no ordinary captain. A member of Nelson’s Tea, he’s learned the hard way what treachery will achieve. As a result, he’s sworn... Read more

  The 09 July 2013 by   Longagolove
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• The Dance of Forgiveness and the Victim Archetype

  

  Marya Mann and Cindy Longhofer sending energy.There was a frog in my throat the night we practiced the Forgiveness Dance as part of our Yoga Dance Training... Read more

  The 13 July 2013 by   Beccachopra
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• Giving up on The Prime Minister

  

  No, not David Cameron -- no giving up called for there, as I knew from the start he was going to be a dead loss. I'm talking about the penultimate novel in the... Read more

  The 30 July 2013 by   Drharrietd
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• The Best Toy in the World.

  This is possibly the most boring advert ever for something that is supposedly the best toy in the world! Even the developer riding 'the rocket' seems innately... Read more

  The 12 July 2013 by   Ashleylister
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• The Crying Of Lot 49 In Pop Culture

  Thomas Pynchon has a cult following unlike few authors. His status is only magnified by his reluctance to appear in public and or in media. The guy is almost a... Read more

  The 11 July 2013 by   Robert Bruce
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