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    The Only Child

    Between 1945 and 1973 one and a half million babies were given up for adoption in the USA; the young single mothers were often coerced […]

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    Beneath His Silence

    Gothic Regency Romance is a wonderful escapist read with a sinister plot, a dark, handsome Duke and a wonderful heroine who falls in love with […]

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    Moon Sugar

    Moon Sugar is a somewhat intriguing tale wrapped around the world of experimental drugs, dependence and the insular nature of today’s societies. Mila is a […]

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    Bleeding Heart Yard

    Bleeding Heart Yard In ‘Bleeding Heart Yard’, the third in the Harbinder Singh series by Elly Griffith, she developed from being a slightly awkward regional […]

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    The Wedding Party

    For the first time in 15 years the four Robicheaux daughters are back together preparing for the remarriage of their parents.  Years ago, their parents’ […]

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    Hydra

    Adriane Howell, has out of a diverse collection of bit and pieces, crafted a novel that is bordering on the verge of experimental, with a […]

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    The Tilt

    Once again, the master craftsman of crime Chris Hammer has woven an engaging tale in The Tilt. His characters are realistic and well developed, his […]

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    Double Lives

    Double Lives from Kate McCaffrey is an absolutely brilliant read that gets you involved from very early in the book, actually from the first chapter, […]

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    T

    Modern, hard hitting, truthful and yet gentle, Allan Fyfe has captured the true devastation of the world of drugs, dealing and reality in his novel […]

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    Sea Shaken

    Those who have followed the Castleby Series from JM Simpson would have been waiting with a degree of urgency for the next book in the […]

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    Dubious About The Duke

    One definite advantage about reading Regency Romance it that it is pure escapism into a world that can be crafted to fit into reader’s expectations, […]

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    Wildflowers

    Peggy Frew writes with such detail and structure that Wildflowers almost becomes a breath holding read. If anyone was not completely aware of the destruction […]

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    The Proxy Bride

    The Proxy Bride from Zoe Boccabella, in a very entertaining style reveals yet another slice of Australian History that may have by-passed many people. Zoe […]

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    Six Days In Rome

    It was to be a romantic getaway to Rome. Instead it becomes a solo journey of unexpected self-discovery against the backdrop of ancient historic Rome. […]

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    The Paris Mystery

    Charlotte “Charlie’ James is a determined young woman. She lived in Sydney and was happily married until her world fell apart. As a journalist, she […]

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    The Accident

    Very cleverly created The Accident is a small slice of life in the everyday world of Grace, her daughter Emma and some of the people […]

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