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Loler's book - lovley mums bk club

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HC1 · 13/01/2010 13:06

I had tried to read this book before but hadn't really got into it. It took a while to this time but by the end I found it a real page turner.

I don't think it is the best for this type of book but i did enjoy it.

Helen

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walkthedinosaur · 30/01/2010 11:01

This isn't an author I would normally pick off the shelf, but once I got into it I really enjoyed it and it kept me captivated. I love a good thriller.

It reminded me of Dan Brown, and to be honest it wasn't a difficult read, but after a hard day at work I don't really want something that's going to test my brain.

I agree with HC1, it was a real page turner and an enjoyable book.

loler · 03/02/2010 23:00

Glad you both got to the end was a bit worried that everyone would hate the book. It was my DHs and I only read it because I'd run out of reading material on holiday. I was suprised with how much I enjoyed it!

There were much better books on my list but the rest of the lovely mummys are far too well read!

walkthedinosaur · 04/02/2010 18:45

Yes it was one that surprised me with how much I enjoyed it.

They're my favourite sort of books though, ones that you wouldn't normally read but when you do you've really enjoyed them. I think that's the beauty of a book club.

jamaisjedors · 07/02/2010 12:29

I'm afraid to say that I've already abandoned this one!!

I am not v. good with thrillers as I tend to skip to the end (too impatient!) to find out what happens.

This time was no exception, I managed a couple of chapters but then skipped to the back, and now I realise there really isn't much point reading it now that I have!

I may go back to it before the end of the month, you never know!

Sorry about that, it's a bit of a bad habit of mine!

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