Hunter's Desire (Dark Reserves #2)
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What if you can’t feel anything anymore? Hunter is many things: a tough cop, an ex-army ranger...
Google Trips – Travel planner
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Dirty Girl (Dirty Girl Duet, #1)
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From USA Today bestselling author Meghan March comes a sexy new spin-off duet from The Dirty...
It was interesting that a book has been written about a video going viral on the internet that the person who’s in it is mortified and ashamed about and didn’t post it herself. It follows the fall out with her family and her own struggles to come to terms with what has happened whilst waiting it out abroad before returning home to Scotland.
Su-Jin was adopted from Korea by a family in Scotland, who then found out that they were pregnant after years of trying not long after. We find out that Su-Jin struggled to find her place a lot of the time and wished that she wasn’t different to her family, and tried to make her parents proud by following all of the rules set out for her.
It is definitely thought provoking, the topics dealt with are racism, revenge porn and the most relevant at the moment is spiking drinks. It points out exactly how easy it is to accept a drink from a stranger in a bar, even when you know you shouldn’t, and the implications it can have.
It was sometimes quite predictable and sometimes a bit confusing with the timelines jumping in some chapters without it being explained or obvious.
A very interesting read about something that could happen to any of us at any point.
Death by Bubble Tea
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Two cousins who start a food stall at their local night market get a serving of murder in this first...