[ebooktalk] Re: MY CURRENT BOOK
- From: "David Russell" <david.russell8@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
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- Date: Thu, 25 Apr 2013 09:52:32 +0100
There is a new one out last week. I will send it to you off list.
David
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Subject: [ebooktalk] Re: MY CURRENT BOOK
I read what was the latest Jack Caffrey earlier this year, the one about the
guy who went around taking children from cars. But I know there's another
one due. Is that the one you mean> Next I'm either going to start on
charles Cumming or get the new le Care.
On 25 Apr 2013, at 08:38, David Russell wrote:
> Ian
>
> I put that one onto my kindle a few days ago. Sounds like a good read.
>
> I have recently finished "The ice cream girls" by Dorothy Koomson and
> am now deciding what to read next. It just might be the new Mo
> Hayder, we shall see.
>
>
> David
>
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>
> On the kindle I currently have on the go She rises, by Kate worsley.
> Luke and Louise are brother and sister and from near Harwich. The boy
> is press ganged into the navy and the girl is sent to be lady's maid
> to Rebeca, the daughter of a sea captain. Alternating chapters follow
> their individual stories leading, I suspect, to an eventual reunion.
> It's a little difficult to go into more detail about the plot without
> giving it away, but let's just say the relationship between Louise and
> her mistress takes a turn which is not entirely unexpected. Meanwhile
> Luke finds himself the subject of attentions of one of the officers on
> the ship. It's a very easy and engaging read, but I'm getting to the
> point where I want to just finish it now.
>
>
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