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Number One Fan
(Duo Ex Machina #3)
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Five years after a serial killer nearly put an end to Duo Ex Machina, Frank and Milo are still dealing with the aftermath, which includes a breakdown and the derailing of their career. But they’re still together, still in love, and still making music.
A new album is out, and Frank is producing too, helping former pop princess Gabriella Valli relaunch her career. Maybe this ...more
A new album is out, and Frank is producing too, helping former pop princess Gabriella Valli relaunch her career. Maybe this ...more
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This is my favourite book in the series... so far :P
And do you know what I liked more here? consequences! After the events of the last book, things are rough, and harsh for our men. Milo and Frank went through a lot, particularly Milo; and as a consequence of all of it, Milo had a breakdown that landed him at the hospital, and he was left with anxiety and claustrophobia.
They have been out of the spotlight for a couple of years, but now things are looking up. Milo is producing not one, but two r ...more
And do you know what I liked more here? consequences! After the events of the last book, things are rough, and harsh for our men. Milo and Frank went through a lot, particularly Milo; and as a consequence of all of it, Milo had a breakdown that landed him at the hospital, and he was left with anxiety and claustrophobia.
They have been out of the spotlight for a couple of years, but now things are looking up. Milo is producing not one, but two r ...more
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I grew up in a home bursting with books. My father was in the Royal Australian Air Force – we moved roughly every three years – and my parents were passionate advocates of reading and the importance of access to a library of ideas, no matter where we lived.
Between a childhood spent on the move yet steeped in literature, and a naturally dramatic personality, it’s no surprise I became a storyteller. ...more
Between a childhood spent on the move yet steeped in literature, and a naturally dramatic personality, it’s no surprise I became a storyteller. ...more
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