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Well, written

Review from A Rather Dastardly Death →

Well, written with a great performance. The different accents done by the performer or excellent. The characters are well rounded. Twists and turns. Keeps you guessing until the murderer is exposed.

Opposites attract with a lovely age-gap

Review from Aussie Sun →

Jeffrey’s got a problem. He’s been forced to resign as an MP in Britain. To get away from…everyone…he heads to the land down under. His daughter and ex-wife live there. The daughter who believes he abandoned her – even though it was her mother who made the move. Jeffrey’s got another problem. Well, two. One..

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Mystery Maven

Review from A Rather Dastardly Death →

I enjoy this author and with that in mind, I found this story to complicated. Too many lines to understand and follow, and although it was nicely narrated, I found the mystery weave was difficult to understand. I kept going, and repeating sections occasionally, out of respect for this author, knowing it would all come..

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Age gap under the Australian sun.

Review from Aussie Sun →

I love an age gap, and this book has a big one, with Jeffrey being in his fifties and Hunter in his late twenties. To complicate things more, Jeffrey rocky relationship with his daughter and ex-wife, plus the fact that Hunter is none other than Jeffrey’s teenage daughter’s swimming coach. The book is quite an..

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Love, love, love ❤️

Review from The Queen’s Line →

Great storyline with awesome characters you can relate to, spicy sexy times, and flows so well that you will find it hard not to binge listen to the book in one sitting. I am anxiously starting the next book as soon as I finish this review.