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#TuesdayBookBlog ‘White Lies’ by Lucy Dawson #Amreading #Bookreviews #PsychologicalThriller

Today I’m reviewing White Lies by Lucy Dawson. Blurb Alexandra Inglis is a respected family doctor, trusted by her patients to keep their most intimate secrets. And if sometimes the boundaries between duty and desire blur… well, she’s only human. But when Alex oversteps a line with Jonathan, one of her patients, she knows she’s gone tooContinue reading “#TuesdayBookBlog ‘White Lies’ by Lucy Dawson #Amreading #Bookreviews #PsychologicalThriller”

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#ThursdayDoors ‘Calle Alfonso XII’ #Cordoba #Spain

I took these photos this morning on my way to work, walking along the Street Alfonso XII in Cordoba, Old Town. This first building has an open archway, which must have once had a large wooden door, but now it has only a cast iron door leading to the central patio and a building whichContinue reading “#ThursdayDoors ‘Calle Alfonso XII’ #Cordoba #Spain”

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#TuesdayBookBlog ‘The Last Girl’ by Nick Twist #Amreading #Bookreviews

Today I’m reviewing The Last Girl by Nick Twist. Blurb After surviving a plane crash, June West surrenders to a shallow existence of a life without memories–without purpose. She is stuck in a hospital where she is taken care of and told what to do with the rest of her life. But how come sheContinue reading “#TuesdayBookBlog ‘The Last Girl’ by Nick Twist #Amreading #Bookreviews”

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#ThursdayDoors ‘San Rafael Cemetery’ #Cordoba #Spain

Thursday Doors is a weekly feature allowing door lovers to come together to admire and share their favorite door photos from around the world. Feel free to join in on the fun by creating your own Thursday Doors post each week and then sharing it, between Thursday morning and Saturday noon and linking up on Norm’sContinue reading “#ThursdayDoors ‘San Rafael Cemetery’ #Cordoba #Spain”

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#TuesdayBookBlog ‘The Last Necromancer’ by C. J. Archer #Audible #Amreading #Bookreviews

Today I’m reviewing The Last Necromancer by C. J. Archer, which is Book 1 of the The Ministry Of Curiosities. It’s a historical novel set in Victorian London, but it’s more than that, as you’ll find out in my review. Don’t you love the covers? I love writing and reading historical fiction. I’m always on the lookout forContinue reading “#TuesdayBookBlog ‘The Last Necromancer’ by C. J. Archer #Audible #Amreading #Bookreviews”

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