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Rod McLary

Rod began reviewing books in mid-2017 and has completed over 110 reviews for a website which he also administers – queenslandreviewerscollective.com. He has always been an avid reader but reviewing has brought him to many authors whose books he may never have known. As part of his university degree, Rod completed a double major in English Literature which has further enhanced his depth of understanding and appreciation of literature.

Books reviewed by Rod McLary

The Magician (10/06/21)
Barcelona Dreaming (08/18/21)

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