Clone Me a Lover (Interstellar Lovers #1)
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Love is a dangerous, forbidden emotion. Human clone Angelo Thirteen craves something...
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Between a Rock and a Deadly Place (Cedar Fish Campground Series Book 1)
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Thea Pagoni is desperate to flee her stress-filled city life for the quiet of the woods after a...
Ring Shout
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Nebula, Locus, and Alex Award-winner P. Djèlí Clark returns with Ring Shout, a dark fantasy...
All That Glitters (Sol #1)
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From New York Times bestselling author Erin Kellison, All That Glitters is the first science fiction...
Science Fiction Romance
Secrets Submerged (Isla Emerged #1.5)
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Pain. Deception. Family. Eleven months ago, Isla became the matriarch of her merfolk kingdom....
Fires of the Dead
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Fire can’t be tamed. Wisp is a pyromancer: a magician who draws energy from fires to make his...
The Diary of a Broken Father: Prequel to Closure
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In The Diary of a Broken Father, Garrison James shares his story from his own perspective of what...
Sweets and a Stabbing
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The Pink Cupcake Truck is here! From USA TODAY Bestselling Author Harper Lin: After a messy...
Sour Candy
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At first glance, Phil Pendleton and his son Adam are just an ordinary father and son, no different...
The Party is richly atmospheric and descriptive. The post-war pub is lively, crowded and seems like a lot of fun! Post-war Bristol is described in such a way that I had no problem seeing the damage around the port and the pub as I read.
The contrast of the sisters is also interesting: Moira is worldly wise, Evelyn is young and inexperienced, which shows particularly at the mansion gathering. These people are clearly from a different social class to the sisters. At first, they’re not exactly welcomed by some of their hosts, but everyone warms up as the evening progresses - in a number of ways. It’s an entertaining evening!
Another enjoyable read from Tessa Hadley, and I’m reminded yet again why I’m always happy to pick up another of her books.