What His Wife Knew
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SORRY. Beth Lomas thought she knew her late husband. But this one small word, written on the back...
Grandpa's Cabin: Book 1
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At eighty-four years old, widower and award-winning geneticist Bernie Crenshaw has reached the end...
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Sisters of Freedom
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Sydney, Christmas, 1901. Federation has been achieved but Australian women are yet to gain the right...
Merissa (13600 KP) rated Blood Surfer (Thunder City #1) in Books
Jun 8, 2023
With a plot that grabs you from the very first word, characters that are completely believable (considering their world), family angst, childish tricks gone bad, and betrayal - it's all here!
The relationship between Scott and Hannah is very fast, whilst paradoxically a slow-burner. The friendship, trust, and possibly more, take time to build up even as circumstances throw them together.
With a world that I would love to return to, and a bunch of characters that I would love to read more of, this is a fantastic read that builds to a rip-roaring climax. Thoroughly enjoyed, highly recommended, and I can't wait for book two!
* A copy of this book was provided to me with no requirements for a review. I voluntarily read this book, and the comments here are my honest opinion. *
Merissa
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May 9, 2016
Deliciously Enchanted (D’Vaire #37)
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Henry Gennevios is an enchanter with little magic, but his lack of sorcery doesn’t bother him....
MM Fantasy Romance Paranormal
Hazel (2934 KP) rated The Children of Berlin in Books
Jun 25, 2023
Leah and Magda grew up as best friends but their friendship is put to the ultimate test when the monster that was Hitler came to power and everything changed.
The story is told from both Leah's and Magda's perspectives; Leah's from her memories and Magda's in letter form. I have to admit that I preferred Leah's story as Magda's was a little repetitive and 'wordy' however it did show how easy it was for people to be brainwashed and to take a path in their lives that has far reaching and devastating consequences for them and those they love.
The Children of Berlin is a gripping and powerful story of love, loss, bravery and forgiveness and I wouldn't hesitate to recommend to those who enjoy this genre and many thanks to Bookouture and NetGalley for enabling me to read and share my thoughts of this book.
How To Overcome Bullying
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Empower Kids to Rise Above Bullying - Stand Up and Reach Out Follow AJ's journey as he faces the...
The Olive Tree
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We were unbreakable. We were strong, and we were resilient. Just like the olive tree. Nisma...
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Annie's Day
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War took everything. Love never had a chance. Until now. As a young Australian Army nurse, Annie...
Historical Fiction Literary Fiction Wartime Army Nurses Women's Fiction
Framed for Murder
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After a life-changing injury, Mel O'Rourke trades in her badge for bed sheets, running a B & B in...