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The book opens with the prologue at the aftermath of Catherine's funeral. It is a little bit sad but it is a good opportunity for the...

Italian Sonata is the second volume in Emmanuelle de Maupassant's noire trilogy, the first being The Gentlemen's Club. This one is a full...

If you like your psychological characters to be absolutely psychopathic nutcases, then you'll love reading about Hester in Web of Scars....

This is a very delightful story of Tess Bloom, a perfumer, living in Paris with her daughter, Natasha. Unfortunately, Tess has lost her...

Sweaty and Pals is a good fun read for children of around seven years and upwards to read for themselves, or for parents to read to...

This is a fact based novella partly set out in diary form, partly a memoir. I'm finding it incredibly difficult to give a star rating...

This short story is another raunchy masterpiece by Emmanuelle de Maupassant. Erotic literature isn't my usual choice of reading but...

This is a fluid and easy to read suspense story set mostly in the south of England. Keira is clearing and selling the family home she...

This is an emotionally overflowing novel from the start. Written from the perspective of Lori, sister to Jessie, daughter of Dana Golden,...

Wow, this is Patricia Dixon's best yet. A complete change from her earlier romance novels, this is a dark and gripping story of how...

I wasn't sure what to expect with this book. Emmanuelle de Maupassant is known for her writing of erotic fiction and I wasn't expecting...

Wow – this was a totally riveting and compelling read. I could hardly tear myself away from the pages as my outside world seemed to stop....

I first read a version of Highland Pursuits in a charity anthology, Because Beards. I say 'a version' because if you also read that one...

This is book 4 of the All For Love series but each book is a stand alone novel and you needn't have read the earlier ones to get full...

This is the first book by Maggie James that I've read but it certainly won't be the last. Her writing is well paced, perfectly planned...