Paula Baker
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Another great read from Ken Follet.
He delivers very believable characters and offers an in depth analysis/ story based on real events. It is a history lesson, made interesting and exciting, yet sad and poignant at times, which offers a thoughtful insight to the numerous factions that shaped the world during the second World War.
Looking forward to reading book 3.
Winter of the World
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Oh dear. Such promise but didn't deliver. Huge plot holes, inconsistencies and totally unbelievable characters, particularly Jo Joyner as a top lawyer who can't see what's right in front of her face! Annoying plot, nothing new, did not see it through to the end.
For Her Sins
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This was an excellent read, full of interesting characters and an intriguing unsolved murder. The interwoven plot, used London and Devon for its setting steadily builds to a well delivered ending.
The Lie of the Land: ‘A Very Good Read Indeed' Matt Haig
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Excellent series. Great cast and superb writing covering topical political issues. Fast paced, with witty and serious dialogue. Undercurrent of realistic dilemmas faced by those in government positions in UK, Europe and the US. Looking forward to series two.
The Diplomat
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Loved this adaptation of the novel. Pretty accurate to the Book and the 'Stacks' were brilliantly devised. I am not usually a fan of Sci-Fi/fantasy, but the novel and film were enjoyable, convincing and entertaining.
Ready Player One
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I really enjoyed this film. It was well executed and stayed fairly true to the book.
Divergent
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A most unenjoyable film for me. Unsure what all the hype was about, and really couldn't face watching it to the end. Maybe I missed something, but too slow with no drama!
The Power of the Dog
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