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This book is being released via BookCrossing on 5 March 2011 as part of the inaugural World Book Night. With the full support of the Publishers Association, the Booksellers Association, the Independent Publishers Guild, the Reading Agency with libraries, World Book Day and the BBC, one million books will be given away by an army of passionate readers to members of the public across the UK and Ireland.

Read and release!

I found this book today in Cancer Research, Keswick. It has been well read but unfortunately no - one has mentioned it on here. Possibly because the first giver Kita Amos was not a bookcrosser at the time and did not know to add a hyphen in the reference.

So I have amended it to show future finders and hopefully they will tell us where it goes/has been :)

Interestingly Kita gave the book out in 2011 at AMOS Building. A little bit of a google search and hey presto we have a Kita Amos in Birmingham and an Amos Building company based there too, perhaps this is where the book originally started its journey.

This book is the first in a series of mysteries written by CJ Sansom. I have read this and the next two. Two more are waiting for me patiently on my to be read bookpile. I would thoroughly recommend giving this book a try.

Adding to KaleLewin's bookbox ☺

Enjoy!!

This is one of two wish granting RABCKs from the generous KaleLewin. ThNk you very much I shall do my best to read and release them as soon as I can.