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Director: Nora Fingscheidt I watched The Unforgivable when it was first released (2021) but did not blog during the pandemic, courtesy of excessive and abnormal isolation in the UK that lasted too many years and caused me immense stress plus an increased workload. The Unforgivable is not just another Sandra Bullock film (and we know…
Author: Eva St John The Great Deceiver or book five of the Quantum Curators series ended this part of the series I’ve been reading and enjoying enormously. I misunderstood the author’s recent newsletter announcement about the story’s finale and thought this series sadly ends here so I savoured it and read it slowly, but a…
Author: Roisin Meaney I recommended Two Fridays in April as part of the book club originally formed for the #WECAN project. When I first started to read it, I ended up annoyed because it looked like a soppy love story with Dafne, a widowed real estate agent meeting Tom who is trying to sell a…
Author: Eva St John I read book 4 of this time travel series, which was as lovely as the other books. The story flows naturally and the book is an easy read since one already knows the characters and the story. You can read the previous reviews here here and here This book focuses on…