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Off to Australia as part of the Wishlist Tag game.
This was a prize from the local bookstore, delighted to share.
Two sisters, one on the spectrum. Good insight into the sensory issues.
A quick holiday read. Mystery and romance

Arrived safely, thanks so much! I loved Sally Hepworth's other books so am certain I'll love this one too!

Loved it, can't go wrong with her books.

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Caught today at McDonald's Nunawading.

This is a very engaging story full of suspense and drama. It features strong characters that maintain a certain fascination for the reader and there is even a smattering of intelligent humour. The story is woven together with skill. I was happy to read that Sally Hepworth, having lived in different parts of the world, is now settled in Melbourne. Definitely worth reading.

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Found at McDonald's Book Exchange Shelf in Nunawading.

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Picked up at today's meetup. I have read of couple of this author's books and enjoyed them so this one goes on Mt TBR! Plus it comes from NZ so already well-travelled.

Finally got round to reading this and whilst I had my doubts in the first few chapters in the end I could not put it down, finished it in 2 sittings. Probably the best one of her books I have read so far. Now ready to go to a fellow BCer as her daughter has it on her wishlist. Off travelling again!

Passing on to a BC friend for her daughter.

Thanks Jean-Sol, passing into my daughter to read