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|reviewer=Sue Magee
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|publisher=Linda Gillard
|date=April 2011
|isbn=1479237086
|website=http://www.lindagillard.co.uk/
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The book is intricately plotted, with some great characters who stay with you long after you've finished reading. I've surprised myself by being just a little bit in love with one of them - but I'm not going to tell you who! Linda Gillard makes the writing of a book appear effortless, but believe me, plots like this require real talent (and perhaps a little bit of blood, sweat and tears).
Now, you might have looked at the ebook price and thought ''£1.90! That's too cheap to be worth buying'' or ''Surely some mistake?''. Well , it's not a mistake and if you're interested in knowing just why it's so cheap read [[Selling Well Is The Best Revenge by Linda Gillard|Selling Well is the Best Revenge]]. Linda is only too happy to explain why she's selling t at this price and there are important implications for every reader in what she has to say.
You might also enjoy [[Come Home by Lisa Scottoline]].
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[[Category:General Fiction]]