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From the first, Michael Faolan and Natalie Terrence knew they were destined to be Lycan mates, but...
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The Seven or Eight Deaths of Stella Fortuna
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Traitor's Knot (Quest for Three Kingdoms #1)
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England 1650: Civil War has given way to an uneasy peace . . . Royalist officer James Hart...
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I Let You Fall
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On a summer night in London, art teacher Eve Chapman finds herself in a hospital emergency room. She...
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Last Chance: A Future Apocalypse Caught in a Trilogy
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The earth's epilogue was a forgone conclusion. Our World selects seven of the best human beings...
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The Misadventures of Margaret Finch
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Blackpool, 1938. Miss Margaret Finch - a rather demure young woman - has just begun work in a...
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ClareR (5991 KP) rated The Whispering Muse in Books
Apr 15, 2024
Jenny is persuaded to work in the Mercury Theatre as a dresser to the leading lady - and to spy on her for the owners wife. Jenny has little choice but to do as she’s asked, and initially she just gets on with it. But soon she begins to actually like the woman she’s supposed to be spying on, which leaves her in a bit of a tricky predicament.
This was a really atmospheric, gloomy and unnerving read. If I’d been able to see the setting, I would have seen shadows in every corner. My skin was crawling just reading about it!
Laura Purcell has become an insta-buy author for me - historical fiction with a touch of threatening, unexplainable atmosphere would appear to be right up my street!

