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JRance

11 Oct 2012, 07:21 PM | Post: #11

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(11 Oct 2012 10:07 AM)Chitma Wrote: I would like to nominate:

This Thirtysomething Life by Jon Rance

Lad lit / RomCom - fantastic story with some really great characters written in the form of a diary spanning 9 months or so! I read it yesterday all in one go...

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Original price is only 1.49 so an absolute bargain (in my humble opinion)

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12 Oct 2012, 09:07 PM | Post: #12

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RE: Bookclub: Suggestions for the book to read during November

Sorry, Tony, but I can't resist throwing another one into the pot.

The Vacant Casualty by Patty O'Furniture: 74p.

Joyously vulgar, outrageously funny, the perfect antidote to the 'miserable' crime novels we were chatting about in Linda's recent thread.

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13 Oct 2012, 04:53 PM | Post: #13

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(10 Oct 2012 04:02 PM)ElaineG Wrote: The Half-Life of Hannah by Nick Alexander

i know some of us got it as a freebie lately, and it is only 99p to buy at the moment, and it is a very good read.

Hi there. I saw the post about Hannah (thankyou!) and just thought you might like to know, Amazon lowered the price today to 24p. I'm not sure why, nor how long it will last, but I thought I'd share the news. Love and respect to all. Nick xxx

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14 Oct 2012, 07:16 AM | Post: #14

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RE: Bookclub: Suggestions for the book to read during November

(13 Oct 2012 04:53 PM)NickAlexander Wrote:
(10 Oct 2012 04:02 PM)ElaineG Wrote: The Half-Life of Hannah by Nick Alexander

i know some of us got it as a freebie lately, and it is only 99p to buy at the moment, and it is a very good read.

Hi there. I saw the post about Hannah (thankyou!) and just thought you might like to know, Amazon lowered the price today to 24p. I'm not sure why, nor how long it will last, but I thought I'd share the news. Love and respect to all. Nick xxx

bump for that because it is a bargain indeed!

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14 Oct 2012, 08:36 AM | Post: #15

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RE: Bookclub: Suggestions for the book to read during November

It's even lower at the minute at 19p! Smile

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15 Oct 2012, 02:41 PM | Post: #16

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RE: Bookclub: Suggestions for the book to read during November

(11 Oct 2012 07:21 PM)JRance Wrote:
(11 Oct 2012 10:07 AM)Chitma Wrote: I would like to nominate:

This Thirtysomething Life by Jon Rance

Lad lit / RomCom - fantastic story with some really great characters written in the form of a diary spanning 9 months or so! I read it yesterday all in one go...

Funny, sad, happy - all that and squirrels too!

Currently FREE not sure what original price was sorry

Original price is only 1.49 so an absolute bargain (in my humble opinion)

I'm reducing this to 99p from today. I finished my free promo yesterday at number 1 on the bestseller chart and had some lovely reviews.

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16 Oct 2012, 02:35 PM | Post: #17

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RE: Bookclub: Suggestions for the book to read during November

Another suggestion for this months book club Four Cheeks To The Wind by Mary Bryant. At the minute this one is free and a really good read. I am about half way through it and would love others to read it as well. It's about a husband and wife who decide to cycle round the world. It is full of details about all the countries they pass through and the adventures they get up to. Even if it doesn't end up as the choice this month I would say, pick it at the minute as it's free. Smile

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16 Oct 2012, 03:09 PM | Post: #18

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I'm so happy that one of Denmark's most famous thriller writers, Steen Langstrup, has finally published one of his crime novels in English.

So my suggestion is The Informer by Steen Langstrup, a dark crime story which takes place during the German occupation of Denmark.

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16 Oct 2012, 03:20 PM | Post: #19

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(16 Oct 2012 03:09 PM)Dorte Hummelshoj Wrote: I'm so happy that one of Denmark's most famous thriller writers, Steen Langstrup, has finally published one of his crime novels in English.

So my suggestion is The Informer by Steen Langstrup, a dark crime story which takes place during the German occupation of Denmark.

I shall look forward to reading that one whether it wins or not, although, from reading the Look Inside, there appear to be some formatting errors with the fonts.

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16 Oct 2012, 03:21 PM | Post: #20

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RE: Bookclub: Suggestions for the book to read during November

Room for one more and then we are ready for the poll! Some really great books this month. Smile

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