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Places in our Memories: With Carol Lovekin #MondayBlogs #Memories
Delighted to share this & give my blog a bit of an airing!
There are places that remain in our memories, the details may become slightly blurred, nostalgia may colour our thoughts, but they don’t fade. And how those places made us feel at the time is the one thing that remains.
Today I’m really pleased pleased to welcomeCarol Lovekin.
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‘When a woman loses her rag, there’s always a man to blame.’ The horror genre is rarely on my radar, but to dismiss Johana Gustawsson’s The Bleeding as a simple 'horror story' is to entirely miss the point. It is, at times and without question, horrif ...more |
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Put in simple terms, Tasting Sunlight is a lovely book. An unexpected treat from Ewald Arenz, a male author whose empathic voice is layered with a welcome understanding of women, and their responses to egregious and controlling situations. The book bu ...more |
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| Annie Beynon is another wonderful creation from the pen of Jan Baynham. I liked Annie immediately & rooted for her all the way. I cared about her & that, for me, matters hugely. It's an intriguing story - a bit out of left-field for a war-time romanc ...more | |
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I read ‘Fall’ as a proof paperback, courtesy of Karen Sullivan & Orenda Books. On the face of it, ‘Fall’ is a simple enough tale. Estranged twin brothers, Aaron & Clive, are reluctantly reunited when plans to develop the desolate, crumbling tower bloc ...more |
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