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The flirting in this is amazing! I am getting really carried away with this book 😂

Addictive and the mid plot twist has made things interesting

One of the most gripping and frightening books I have ever read. Today I am appreciative of everything we have 😂 because things were not great in 1348.

I am so far away from the comfort of my sweet romance genre lol! Pray for me!

Magical read so far!

Wow wow wow 😮

Amazing collection of poems about modern life. Some are really hitting a raw nerve!

Best kiss description of 2019 is in this book! I am in a right fluster! Pray for me

This is a strong contender for ‘Fav Book of 2019’ - oh my goodness, loving it 😜

This book is brill!

Taking a little break from reading romance and thoroughly enjoying this about evil sirens of the sea. This is really good so far!

Oh my goodness - this is distracting me!

Ring the good book bell please!

So I can’t edit my sweet romance because this book is on my mind!

Eli - I want to reach in and hug you right now. Martin - I got my eye on you.

This is already getting creepy!

What the hell is Martin up to in London??

Stunning first two chapters!

Some wonderful one liners and life observations in this..

‘wondering who she used to talk to before she had a dog’’

Chapter 61 is heartbreaking!

This book is so good I am already imagining my response to my loved one announcing he would like a 6 month break from our marriage.

Weirdly he keeps asking him why I am being so grumpy with him today 😂

Amy - do NOT get back with Hugh when he returns! My irritation levels for your husband right now are sky high. Please go find yourself :-)

That moment where you realise you have missed Marian Keyes and her books!

Loving this!

Really enjoying this book!

Very good. This book is unearthing all my memories of teenage romance. I remember practicing kissing with a boyfriend all those years ago - someone pass me a cold compress for my forehead!

Oh my goodness - can’t believe I am enjoying a book so much which has this blurb:

William Stoner enters the University of Missouri at nineteen to study agriculture. Later, he becomes a teacher. He marries the wrong woman. His life is quiet, and after his death his colleagues remember him rarely.

This is a book I never dreamed of or expected to read but last night I was bored and picked it from my husband’s bookshelves. It is quite captivating and struggling to put it down.

Devouring! This is good.

She describes garlic bulbs as looking like little ‘bags of money’ - love this! ❤️

She must have been so brave to write this memoir. Powerful and difficult to put down.

One word ‘brilliant’

This book is magical!

Evie writes lost souls very well. Love the opening chapters.

A lot die in this book - am hoping all my questions will be answered at the end.