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|author= Mark Watson
|title= The Place That Didn't Exist
|rating= 2.5
|genre= Crime
|summary= Sometimes a book just leaves you wondering what it was trying to be. I'm afraid Watson's sixth novel is one of those. I can't compare it to his previous work because I've not been there. Or if I have I have forgotten all about it. I will quickly forget this one too.
|amazonuk=<amazonuk>B0155C65V0</amazonuk>
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{{newreview
|author=Shamini Flint
|summary=Our narrator, a self-confessed expert at giving, er, relief to men, is branching out. Well, carpal tunnel syndrome at such a young age isn't great. Instead of working at the back of a dodgy tarot shop, she's out front, pretending to see auras, and using her natural aptitude to read people (a skill mastered begging for years with her one-eyed mother), when a woman comes in with a serious demand. Piecing the mystery of what it might be together for us, our heroine ends up in a very malevolent building, housing what might be the step-son from hell…
|amazonuk=<amazonuk>1474603041</amazonuk>
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{{newreview
|author=Andrea Camilleri
|title=Game of Mirrors
|rating=4.5
|genre=Crime
|summary=Inspector Montalbano came to the aid of his new neighbour when her car wouldn't start. It wasn't ''just'' gallantry which led him to do this: the fact that she was stunningly beautiful didn't harm her chances at all. Montalbano wasn't to know where this simple, courteous act would lead, although he knew something was wrong: it wasn't that the car wouldn't start - it had been deliberately damaged. Her husband, a computer salesman, seemed only to be around occasionally and obviously didn't care what Liliana got up to when he wasn't there. And then Liliana began making advances to Montalbano, whilst she was carrying on a relationship with a young assistant in a local clothes shop. What was going on?
|amazonuk=<amazonuk>1447249216</amazonuk>
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