Reviews by Carol G. (Little Egg Harbor, NJ)

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Death Echo (7/12/2010)
Although I enjoy Lowell's books as they are usually good, light reading, 'Death Echo' was too similar to some of her other St Kilda books. The story was too basic, not much tension created and weak character involvement. It is a fast read for easy summer reading. I willmore
The Swimming Pool
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The Swimming Pool (2/21/2010)
As an Italian American and spending many summers at the Cape, the book was thoroughly enjoying. The book was easy to get into and held one's interest - 2 things important to me and for recommending books as a Book Club Leader. The book should be enjoyable for most agemore
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