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|title=The Stockholm Octavo
|sort= Stockholm Octavo
|borrow=Yes
|isbn=978-1444742695
|pages=432
|publisher=Two Roads
|date=September 2012
|website=http://www.karenengelmann.com
|summary=Depicting 18th century Sweden at the height of European change and paranoia, although it's good, this novel isn't a 'quick read'. As it's densely rich in detail needing some time and patience and the synopsis may possibly lead to expectations of a different book entirely.
|cover=1444742698
|aznuk=1444742698
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If you've enjoyed this and fancy another historical novel based around fortune-telling (or even if you wish it had featured more in this one) then we suggest [[Cross My Palm by Sara Stockbridge]].
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