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The Railwayman's Wife
by Ashley Hay
The Railwayman's Wife (4/8/2016)
Hard to get into. Hard to finish.
The Language of Secrets
by Ausma Zehanat Khan
Page Turner (11/29/2015)
I could not put this book down. Ausma Zehanat Khan has certainly hit the mark if you are looking for an all engaging story of intrigue, love, passion, friendship and culture. Dectective Esa Khattak is skilled in investigation and life. He is tasked to investigate a possiblemore
The Same Sky
by Amanda Eyre Ward
The Same Sky (11/6/2014)
A very timely book. Ward has a wonderful style and has chosen a format that only enhances this very special story. There are so many passages worthy of writing down. "In order to live passionately you had to come to terms with the fact that death was inevitable." "Let's bemore
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