Reviews by Lisa W. (Deerfield beach, FL)

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The Paris Diversion: A Novel
by Chris Pavone
Better as a sequel (1/4/2020)
I really enjoyed the book and it kept me engaged. However, I felt it worked much better as a sequel than it did as a stand-alone. The previous book, written quite some time ago, the Expats, introduces us to the main characters. We learn so much about them individually andmore
Cartier's Hope: A Novel
by M. J. Rose
Love the Guilded Age (10/5/2019)
I found this book to be an enjoyable read. I love historical fiction but would describe Cartier's Hope as "Chick Lit" or perhaps a great beach read. I felt the writing style was quite simplistic and did not challenge me at all. This being said, I can see why many peoplemore
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