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The Retreat by Phil Price – review.
Description Nestled under a vast forest, clinging to the Cornish coast, Sandy Shores welcomes holidaymakers looking to bask in the idyllic setting. The park runs like clockwork, Joe Stuart ensuring his guests have a memorable holiday, using the extensive facilities … Continue reading
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Tagged Atlantic, Bude, Cornwall, crime fiction, drama, organised crime, Phil Price, Saga, SpellBound Books, The Retreat, Thriller, trilogy
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Fog Island by Mariette Lindstein – review.
Description Sofia has just finished university and ended a troubled relationship when she attends a lecture about a New Age movement, Via Terra. Its leader is Franz Oswald, young, good-looking, urbane and mesmerizing. When Sofia meets Franz Oswald, the handsome, … Continue reading
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Tagged book review, can be read as a stand-alone, crime, crime fiction, cult, fiction, Fog Island, HQ, Mariette Lindstein, mystery, Psychological thriller, Sweden, Thriller, trilogy
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