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Imogen Martin
Goodreads Author
Born
in The United Kingdom
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Genre
Influences
Member Since
July 2023
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Under a Gilded Sky
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2023
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To the Wild Horizon (The Wild Horizon #1)
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published
2024
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3 editions
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The Mountains Between Us (The Wild Horizon #2)
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An Ocean of Stars
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Real places come to life in historical fiction
Do you have a favourite place which has been used in a novel? Did it help or hinder your enjoyment of what you were reading?
I few years ago I walked around the coast of Cornwall in search of the buildings that inspired Daphne Du Maurier when she wrote Rebecca. I found what might be the boat house, but the large manor that inspired Manderley was surrounded by trees and deliberately out of sight. I Read more of this blog post »
I few years ago I walked around the coast of Cornwall in search of the buildings that inspired Daphne Du Maurier when she wrote Rebecca. I found what might be the boat house, but the large manor that inspired Manderley was surrounded by trees and deliberately out of sight. I Read more of this blog post »
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Imogen Martin
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Nilufer Ozmekik's review
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The One Day You Were My Husband:
"Oh, this is good! What starts as a story tinged with a little love triangle, guilt, yearning, and ghosts-of-the-past intrigue quickly transforms into something far more layered. By the time I reached the final quarter — when the pacing skyrockets and"
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One of the joys of being in a book club is reading books I would not have picked up otherwise. How have I missed Rosie Walsh? This book is pure gold and I'm off to read her others - just as soon as I've got through the other 20 books on my TBR pile. C ...more |
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Who wouldn't want to escape to a villa in Ibiza, complete with a swimming pool and feral goats? Particularly when the host is as gorgeous as Ben. The three women lucky enough to have landed this experience are overworked and underappreciated architect ...more |
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Emily Henry never fails to deliver. I just adore her books. This time it's Poppy who is the impossibly witty and adorable heroine, always ready with a quick response. She's not sure where her life is going, spending years travelling to escape her horr ...more |
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Who wouldn't want to escape to a villa in Ibiza, complete with a swimming pool and feral goats? Particularly when the host is as gorgeous as Ben. The three women lucky enough to have landed this experience are overworked and underappreciated architect ...more |
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Imogen Martin
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Lesley Spencer’s review
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Thunderclap: A Memoir of Art and Life & Sudden Death
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I read the "Vermeer - a life lost and found" by Andrew Graham Dixon recently which covered some of the same themes. I loved it. We'll have to meet and
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Lesley Spencer's review
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Thunderclap: A Memoir of Art and Life & Sudden Death:
"This book opened up the world of Dutch Art to me…I loved her ability to describe the paintings vividly, bringing them to life. Her narrative helped me see many of these famous painting with fresh eyes, understanding the culture, traditions and hidden"
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“Grief is grief,” Lillian said, returning to her stool. “One person isn’t forbidden to mourn, because someone else got it worse.”
― The Mountains Between Us
― The Mountains Between Us
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| Aussie Readers: September 2023 Featured author - C.J. Sansom | 168 | 184 | Oct 05, 2023 11:24PM |
“Grief is grief,” Lillian said, returning to her stool. “One person isn’t forbidden to mourn, because someone else got it worse.”
― The Mountains Between Us
― The Mountains Between Us
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