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|reviewer=Sue Magee
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|publisher=Linda Gillard
|date=April 2011
|isbn=1479237086
|website=http://www.lindagillard.co.uk/
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The book is intricately plotted, with some great characters who stay with you long after you've finished reading. I've surprised myself by being just a little bit in love with one of them - but I'm not going to tell you who! Linda Gillard makes the writing of a book appear effortless, but believe me, plots like this require real talent (and perhaps a little bit of blood, sweat and tears).
Now, you might have looked at the ebook price and thought ''£1.90! That's too cheap to be worth buying'' or ''Surely some mistake?''. Well , it's not a mistake and if you're interested in knowing just why it's so cheap read [[Selling Well Is The Best Revenge by Linda Gillard|Selling Well is the Best Revenge]]. Linda is only too happy to explain why she's selling at this price and there are important implications for every reader in what she has to say.
You might also enjoy [[Come Home by Lisa Scottoline]].
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[[Category:General Fiction]]