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Sinful Empire: The Anti-Heroes Collection Book 3
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Advanstar Auto
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The Advanstar Automotive Group News Network provides business-to-business info for parts...

Deep Shelter
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London is steaming under a summer of filthy heat and sudden storms - and Detective Nick Belsey, of...

The Little Book of Chakras: Balance Your Energy Centres for Health, Vitality and Harmony
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The chakras are vibrant, coloured energy wheels or centres of spiritual power, located within the...

Buried For Good
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ON A REMOTE ISLAND, EVERYONE IS A SUSPECT… When Private Investigator Hanlon is hired to protect...

Merissa (13000 KP) rated The Ghost is Clear (A Series of Midlife Curses #1) in Books
Apr 21, 2021 (Updated Jul 27, 2023)
I thought Brooke was an amazing character. She is no wallflower, even when her body hurts, and she is certainly not afraid of a little elbow grease. She is ably supported by Theo and Mitch, both of whom I want to see more of!
The pace of this book is smooth, taking you from her disastrous anniversary meal, through to the satisfying conclusion. There is a teaser for the next book, which made me smile. I love how Brooke is in her mid-forties, with a body that aches, and the determination to make things happen.
All in all, this was a brilliant read and a fantastic beginning to a new series! I have absolutely no hesitation in recommending this book, and I eagerly await the next.
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Merissa
Archaeolibrarian - I Dig Good Books!
Apr 21, 2021

ClareR (5906 KP) rated The Undiscovered Deaths of Grace McGill in Books
Feb 26, 2022
Grace is something of a loner. She only seems to have passing contact with those she works with, and her abusive father. In fact, she seems to build more of a relationship with the dead people she cleans up after. Which is how she notices that several of the bodies have something in common. A daisy is near the spot where each of the corpses was found.
One particular person, Thomas Agnew, really affects her. He has lain undiscovered for 5 months, seemingly missed by no one. She collects some photos from his room, hoping to give them to a family member at the funeral, and then notices the piles of newspapers. They are all dated the same day over a period of many years. Something happened on that day, and Grace wants to know what it is.
This book was so well written - unputdownable. It threw a huge curveball as well and the twist, when it came, was totally unexpected. It was macabre, quirky and so different from anything else I’ve read recently. It really is well worth a read!

Corpse Thief (Joshua Hawke #1)
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PART ONE of the searing new thriller featuring Joshua Hawke; Criminal, Informant, Body Snatcher,...

Postural Correction: Exercises to Improve Posture
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Poor posture looks bad & it can cause pain and headaches. Want to fix that? This app is for you. *...