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D.J. Green
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October 2014
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No More Empty Spaces: A Novel
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| In a word, propulsive. An engaging debut, with a non-stop plot. This book kept me turning the pages. At the end, I hoped it was not the near future we will actually be living in. | |
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| This book pulled me in and kept me turning the pages. The solution to the crime is tough, to say the least, but noir is, by definition dark. I will be looking to read more of Jo Bailen's mysteries. ...more | |
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| A beautiful and moving novel, both internally and externally (as in the scenery - since the characters are on a road trip). Their travels are leading them to a beautiful destination, but that destination is most certainly not what they might expect. ...more | |
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No More Empty Spaces: A Novel:
"Have you had any books surprise you recently?
𝐍𝐨 𝐌𝐨𝐫𝐞 𝐄𝐦𝐩𝐭𝐲 𝐒𝐩𝐚𝐜𝐞𝐬 is a book that took me by surprise. The premise seemed pretty straightforward. Will Ross is a geologist who is divorced with three kids. He has just signed up to help with a project th" Read more of this review » |
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"This book does a nice job mixing science, family drama, a coming of age story, and romance. It also feels like a travel log as it describes a variety of places in and near Turkey.
The book is written in 5 parts with an epilogue. It runs from the 1970s" Read more of this review » |
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"3.5 stars, 4 if I'm being generous. I enjoyed this book, mostly. Yet it didn't feel very plausible (an American geologist takes off with his three children for a gig in rural Turkey in the 1970s without any custody issues [?!?]). There's a real focus"
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| I was lucky to get an Advanced Reader Copy of this nail-biting thriller. The author's deep knowledge of art, and the business of art, showed in every page. But this book is so much more than that, there is intrigue and love. Though not a traditional ...more | |
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| Great read! Alderman is an amazing writer who had me fully invested in the story from page one until, well, after the last page (yeah, there's a little trick, but a very cool one). I loved this book, and I'm now a big Alderman fan. ...more | |
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Once I picked up the story of Josie Belle Gore, The Ways of Water, I had a hard time putting it down. The prose flowed so smoothly, and her story was so engaging, I found myself saying "one more chapter" well into the wee hours. The author evokes the ...more |
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