Donated to me for bookcrossing.

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To be left somewhere in the Hop Farm.

Oh dear me, I loved this book - I couldn't put it down! It was a very sad story and scary as how betrayal can create so much pain and change so many lives. It was beautifully written and had a poetic flow with wonderful visual descriptions that took you to the place it was describing. This book will stay in my memory for a very long time.

Hope whoever finds this book enjoys it as much as I did!

It was disturbing in a positive way, sad and thought-provoking, well written.

An interesting book, disturbing in a positive way, thought provoking and sad but an enjoyable read. Left in Anzac Memorial garden, Bank Street

It is a good book

Left at Corvette Cafe and Bar. Happy reading:-)