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The Louise Parker Method: Lean for Life: The Cookbook
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THE MUCH-ANTICIPATED FOLLOW-UP TO THE SUNDAY TIMES BESTSELLER THE LOUISE PARKER METHOD: LEAN FOR...
The Power of Positive Drinking
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Healing Autoimmune Disease: A Plan to Help Your Immune System and Reduce Inflammation
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Slim Down Now: Shed Pounds and Inches with Pulses - the New Superfood
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The S Factor Diet: The Happiest Way to Lose Weight - Drop a Dress Size in Two Weeks
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Mark @ Carstairs Considers (2434 KP) rated Arsenic and Adobo in Books
May 5, 2021
This is a solid debut. The mystery starts off quickly, and Lila learns plenty of secrets on her way to uncovering what really happened. The climax is suspenseful and creative. The characters are all strong. We even learn a bit more about Derek that makes him a little sympathetic although not completely likable. The rest of the cast is strong. A few supporting players blend together, but that is done on purpose, and we see glimpses of their individual personalities. We do have the beginnings of a love triangle here. Some of Lila’s friendships are so strong already, they help make those characters more real for us. I did feel a few of the themes of the book weren’t quite as well developed as I would have liked. Hopefully they will be explored more in further books. If the descriptions of food make you as hungry as they made me, you’ll be happy to see the four recipes at the end of the book. This is a strong debut, and I already can’t wait to find out what happens next to the characters.