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Happy trails, little book! I hope you have an interesting journey!

Come and join us for coffee, chat and books from 12 onwards, when local Bookcrossers will be meeting up.

Picked up at the Nottingham Meet.

Read on my holiday in Majorca and left in the hotel reception with a pile of other books on a shelf for hotel residents to read.

Managed to read it in 24 hours.

Didn't think the story was going to be like it was from the blurb on the back cover, but I wasn't disappointed.

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Left on the bookshelf in reception for use by the hotel guests.