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Tag: e-ARC

Book Review: Salvation Station

Firstly, many thanks to She Writes Press and Book Publicity Services for providing me with a copy of this book, … More

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Book Review: How I learned to hate in Ohio

Many thanks to NetGalley for providing me with a e-ARC copy of this book, I am slowly but surely getting … More

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What I read in July ~ 2020

This is what I read in July! A real mix that features: If I Could Say Goodbye, A Tale of Two Cities, Broadwater and An American Marriage.

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Book review: Broadwater

“Look, however you dress it up Ricky, so-called regeneration is just a pretty word for social cleansing.” A powerful short story collection set in Broadwater Farm, one of the most deprived and diverse areas of London.

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Book review: If I Could Say Goodbye

A refreshing and realistic portrayal of grief, told through a husband and wife.

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