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‘My test of a good novel is dreading to begin the last...
‘My test of a good novel is dreading to begin the last chapter.’ - Thomas Helm
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White Gardenia
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2002
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56 editions
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Tuscan Rose
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2010
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37 editions
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Wild Lavender
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2004
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43 editions
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Sapphire Skies
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2014
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2 editions
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The Mystery Woman
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Golden Earrings
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2011
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32 editions
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Silver Wattle
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2007
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24 editions
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The French Agent
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The Invitation
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2018
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Southern Ruby
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2016
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13 editions
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“I knew what it was like to be poor, and that once you had become rich, anything was better than being poor again.”
― Wild Lavender
― Wild Lavender
“Grief is beautiful?' She thought it was the most dreadful feeling possible. At best she viewed the world through a haze, and at worst everything looked black.
'It means you've loved another with all your heart,' Luka said. 'What's the use of being alive if you've never loved like that, not even once?”
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'It means you've loved another with all your heart,' Luka said. 'What's the use of being alive if you've never loved like that, not even once?”
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“As André and I left for South America, the newspaper boys were screaming headlines like: 'Stocks Collapse: Nationwide stampede to unload'; 'Unexpected torrent of liquidation'; and 'Two and a half billion in savings lost'. The worst part was the stories of ruined businessmen leaping from windows thirty storeys high and from the Brooklyn Bridge.
'If they calmed down things would stabilise faster. They might even see opportunities for fortunes to be made,' said André.
I nodded my agreement. But I knew something that André didn't; something those businessmen might have known too. I knew what it was like to be poor--and that once you had become rich, anything was better than being poor again.”
― Wild Lavender
'If they calmed down things would stabilise faster. They might even see opportunities for fortunes to be made,' said André.
I nodded my agreement. But I knew something that André didn't; something those businessmen might have known too. I knew what it was like to be poor--and that once you had become rich, anything was better than being poor again.”
― Wild Lavender
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| Aussie Readers: Looking for recommendations? Post your questions here - We'd love to help! | 157 | 267 | Dec 05, 2011 08:05PM | |
| Historical Fictio...: Australian historical fiction? | 18 | 192 | May 09, 2013 12:34AM | |
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| Aussie Readers: **Autumn Reading Challenge - 2014** | 541 | 280 | Jul 04, 2014 07:58PM | |
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