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Wild Dark Shore by Charlotte McConaghy is a Thrilling Delight
Getting back into reading after the New Year is a slow process for me, but I have definitely caught the reading bug thanks to Wild Dark Shore by Charlotte McConaghy. With its isolated setting, complex and mysterious characters, and deeper themes of grief, life, death, and surviving, it has been a story that kept me…
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Aussie Romance in The Wedding Forecast by Nina Kenwood
It’s about time I came across a romance book set in the Southern Hemisphere! Finally, Nina Kenwood’s The Wedding Forecast has met that need. There are many aspects of the novel I found myself relating to, not just in terms of places or names but the publishing landscape down in the Pacific and the struggle…
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Pip Williams Does It Again in The Bookbinder of Jericho
As a huge fan of The Dictionary of Lost Words, I knew I needed to get my hands on Pip Williams’ newest release, The Bookbinder of Jericho. Not only is it a companion novel to the dearly beloved novel, but it has its own story rich with descriptive language, heart-aching relationships, raw emotion and a…
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Fiction At Its Finest In Pip Williams’s The Dictionary Of Lost Words
I find myself lost for words to describe this beautiful book filled to the brim with incredible storytelling, compelling themes and symbolism, and, above all, a real sense of purpose and characterisation for our main character. Pip Williams’s The Dictionary of Lost Words is a masterful piece of work and I will put every persuasive…
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Nadine J Cohen’s Everyone and Everything is Spectacular
Everyone and Everything by Nadine J. Cohen is a stunning novel that will grip your heartstring and tug every emotion out of you. There are so many things to say about this and yet I don’t think I ill be able to fully articulate the brilliance that is this book. One thing I absolutely love…