THE TRAITOR BY AVA GLASS – BOOK REVIEW
PUBLISHED BY PENGUIN ON THE 14th SEPTEMBER 2023 LONDON. EARLY MORNING. A body is found in a padlocked suitcase. Investigator Emma Makepeace knows it’s murder. And it’s personal. She quickly establishes that the dead man had been shadowing two oligarchs suspected of procuring illegal weapons in the UK. And it seems likely that an insider working deep within the British government is helping them. To find out who the traitor is, Emma goes deep undercover on a superyacht owned by one of the oligarchs. But the glamorous veneer of the rich hides dark secrets. Out at sea, Emma is both…
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This picture took me straight back to a child at infant school, I can remember the books that these characters were in as they were very popular. Do you think more about your youth now you are older, I seem to remember more things from years ago than I do about day-to-day things. My memory is getting bad but at least my friends are suffering the same problem. I love looking at my Pinterest page here at all the things I can remember from my childhood. Can you remember some of these? Memories are lovely but it’s usually only the…
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I am trying to get the garden to a more manageable state as I am finding it really hard to keep on top of the weeds. I would also love to fit a small shed somewhere! This artificial turf has turned out okay considering my 9-year-old grandson did most of it. I love Fuscia plants but have never seen these grape-looking things on them before, have you, what are they, seed pods? I am really liking Dalias this year. The large ones are beautiful and seem to last a long time plus I still have some to flower. What are…
View PostPUZZLES
I am in the process of de-cluttering my mum’s house so many of the things are going to the charity shop. There were a lot of puzzles and also this puzzle sorter which I thought was brilliant as you put the same shape puzzle parts in the corresponding holder. What a brilliant idea. I am going to sell these as think they might be really useful to a puzzle enthusiast. I would love the time to sit and do a puzzle, do you do them?
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