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Lily Llewellyn

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Tell us a bit about yourself ….. Hi, I'm Isla a 30 something lady looking for friendship and maybe...

General Fiction Adult Women's Fiction Thriller

Sketchbook Pro:for Adobe PSD Sketch, paint, create

Productivity and Games

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SketchBook Pro is a powerful, full-featured, layer-based image editor that lets you touch up and...

Do-It-Yourself: A Complete Guide to Home Improvement

John McGowan

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This is a complete practical guide to home improvement. It offers expert advice on essential home...

De Kooning: A Retrospective

John Elderfield and Jim Coddington

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Published in conjunction with the first large-scale, multi-medium, posthumous retrospective of...

El Lissitzky: The Experience of Totality

La Fabrica

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This is a fascinating and sumptuously illustrated overview of the work of El Lissitzk, one of the...

Impressionist Art

Ingo F Walther

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Brushwork revolution: The neglected champions of ImpressionismIt was a dappled and daubed harbor...

Switch & Cut Me In - Photo Background Color Eraser

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Updated & intelligent cutout software——Cut me in! You can easily cut out persons, objects in a...

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Dec 29, 2019

Dead Lake

Darcey Coates | 2005 | Science Fiction/Fantasy

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Suspenseful

Sam is suffering from a creative block, after the death of her mother. Her uncle offers her a week in his cabin so she can get back to painting and prepare for her upcoming gallery display. Little did Sam know she was not alone...

Coates builds suspense beautifully and it certainly begins to get the pulse racing at some point. The book is descriptive and detailed, and pulls you in making you feel as though you are there.

The different characters that make an appearance help to weave the tale together, adding further details and helping to add towards the final scenes.

As with most short stories the ending is slightly rushed to tie up all the loose ends, but it doesn’t have a massive impact on the overall story line.