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Tag Archives: Rosy Thornton
Review: The Tapestry of Love by Rosy Thornton
When Rosy Thornton offered me a review copy of her new novel, The Tapestry of Love, I thought it looked and sounded wonderful – but I wasn’t sure what I would think of it as it’s a bit different from … Continue reading
Posted in General Fiction, Recommended, Reviews
Tagged 21st century, France, Rosy Thornton
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After the Sunday Papers #5
Last month was a great reading month for me – I read ten books, which I know is not many for a lot of other bloggers, but for me it’s more than I usually manage to read. And as well … Continue reading

