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Nothing Man audiobook

Nothing Man By R J Gould Narrated by: Karl Jenkinson One man in need of an overhaul. Two women determined to drag him there. Neville Watkin’s life is so dismal surely things can’t get any worse. Yes they can, because his wife leaves him, he loses his job, has a car crash and ends up in hospital. Feisty Laura, the other party in the car crash, befriends him and sets out to turn his life upside down. For reasons he struggles to understand, Caroline, her equally feisty mother, seems to like him. Rather a lot. All in all things are looking up, but is Neville courageous enough to seize these new opportunities? Purchase Links Universal at http://mybook.to/nothingman or By country https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B08YZ813VZ and https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08YZ813VZ Author Bio – R J Gould writes contemporary fiction about relationships using a mix of wry humour and pathos to describe the tragi-comic life journeys of his protagonists. He has been published by Headl...

Clara and Olivia

Clara and Olivia By: Lucy Ashe Review: I knew I wanted to read Clara and Olivia as soon as I heard about it. I was instantly drawn to a tale about the ballet. As a dancer in my younger days I am still fascinated by the ballet ad theatre. Add to that the elements of suspense and psychological thriller and this really is a must read book. I loved the way that the story was interwoven with real life events and people. Samuel and the Freeds were a particular interest to me. The craftsmanship and strength that goes in to creating pointe shoes and the fact that it is one of the best known brands (one I myself used) pulled me in. The look behind the scenes of the Vic Wells Ballet was in itself a story worth reading. The addition of romance, lust and control made it an impossible book to put down. There were elements of a psychological thriller that made me shiver, combined with the romance and grace of the ballet. The author herself...

The Other Side of Fear (audiobook)

The Other Side of Fear By Eoghan Egan Review: This is the second book in the series and picks up right where Hiding In Plain Sight leaves off. Having found themselves safe from Adam Styne ; Huw, Ruth and Sharona are now finding themselves in new battles. Ruth is facing the wrath of her boss for finding herself in the middle of a front page news story, Huw is battling his mother’s Alzheimer’s and Sharona is staring a new investigation in to loan shark Dessie Dolan. Ferdia is not in the clear after warning off Dessie’s men and his actions bring a whole new heap of trouble. The book doesn’t take long to build into all this action and it keeps going from there on in. It is fast paced and builds really well on the previous book. For anyone who is adverse to gore and violence then as there are a few moments that you might want to skim over. There is definitely a high level of suspense and drama within the story. It covers everythi...

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