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|title=The Conversations
|author=Olivia Fane
|rating=5
|genre=Lifestyle
|summary=I need no encouragement to start talking. Leave me alone with someone and I will find something to talk to them about, in whatever language. I’ve dated people I’ve met by talking to them on aeroplanes, hablaring español with them in evening classes, chatting to them online. I’ve made friends at the gym, on the shop floor, during a day’s IT system training, people I still keep in touch with. So you might think the last thing I need is a book of conversation starters, and yet in a way that’s what this is.
|amazonuk=<amazonuk>0099581981</amazonuk>
}}
{{newreview
|title=Secrets of the Seashore
|summary=We first met Stella Darnell in [[The Detective's Daughter by Lesley Thomson|The Detective's Daughter]] - a book which seemed to take everyone by surprise. I didn't expect to meet her again but a year after her father's death Stella hasn't moved on. She's still visiting his house regularly and cleaning it as though he could return any day. Cleaning is what she does best - and she runs her own cleaning company. Her father was Terry Darnell, Detective Chief Superintendent at Hammersmith police station and there's a folder of photographs in his darkroom. They're all unlabeled and they're of deserted streets. Is a crime involved - and why are the photographs at Terry's home?
|amazonuk=<amazonuk>1781857679</amazonuk>
}}
