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Lucy Piper is both cursed and blessed with a wonderful gift – she possesses the horrifying ability to resurrect real-life tragic events in her nightmares, reliving over and over, as if she were there, the last few moments before the victim takes their final breath.
But, crucially, she can change the ending – so theplane crash never happens, the swimmer doesn’t drown and the car accident is averted.
But Lucy is living death by night and fearing sleep – and her dreams – by day.
It’s a hard burden for a teen and only her grandmother seems to understand what she’s going through. Continue reading
It’s been described as a 5* ‘rollicking good read’ and ‘chic lit with attitude.
Is there such a thing as a cozy romantic thriller?
Oh dear! When I realised Polly, twenty-something heroine of Zoe May’s rom-com When Polly Met Olly, was falling for forty-plus Olly, I just wanted to scream: ‘Run, Polly. Run.’
You’ll never find award-winning romance writer Elly Redding, author of In the Deep, treading water in the deep end of the swimming pool.
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Author Patricia Bowen, who’s just published her first novel The Cure, can finally see the wood for the trees.
Here’s what the blurb says about Rocks and Flowers in a Box, book two in Cynthia Hilston’s Lorna and Tristan series:
Surprise is the word that best sums up my reaction to Criminal Actions, fifth book in the DI Hero Nelson crime series by NY Times and USA Today best-selling author MA Comley.