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Set in 1757, Calcutta is on the brink of war and the East India Company, led by the fearsome Sir Peter Chilcott, is quickly advancing. The Nawab’s neglected daughter, Meena, is desperate to escape her gilded cage and when she meets the intriguing James Chilcott, nephew of Sir Peter, she finds herself falling under his spell.
James is different from the white men she has been taught to fear, and the lovers find themselves fleeing Calcutta with blood on their hands and stolen gold in their pockets. As Meena finds herself in a foreign land with no one to turn to, she is forced to find out what she is willing to sacrifice when love turns to hate.

Marzahn, mon amour by Katja Oskamp
one of my favourites recently - too soon to reread"
Just read this (found on Scribd) - it was lovely and evocative of the people of that place and era. Thanks for the rec!

Kilgrave (Jessica Jones)
1 350 to 450
2 MC can change thoughts/actions through magic, mind control or psychic powers
3 Purple cover
4 Author initials (all) in KILGRAVE
5 Character has "jess" in name

Argh! No, that would definitely be taking one for the team!


I doubt I'll get to that Western book this week though - want to get through some location books first. I've got Seoul, Shanghai, Paris, Brazzaville-Congo, Varanasi and Bogota lined up for sure, with possibly Havana and Sydney too!

Just means that I shall have to cope with those two tasks going unfilled this round!
that Western tag is annoying me. I might hunt out Lone Woman (Victor LaValle) to fill it (I'm assuming we are OK with MPG Westerns rather than the singular....) as is the 30 in page count, but CBA hunting that down right now










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listening to Fleetwood Mac - The Chain
opening lyrics .... watching the sun rise strongly indicates the presence of night and day

I've found Rep of Congo book - The Lights of Pointe-Noire (set down coast from Brazzaville). The author has other books set in Pointe-Noire, but I can't tell if they have UKLE characters :(