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Imagine you and your sister go on the holiday of the life time to Fiji. You have a fight, one of you ends up on a flight and the other wakes up with a hangover. The flight disappears. You get the perspective of both. The one in the crash and the other 2 years later still coming to terms with what happened. – Alison

Fast paced, incredibly well explained and a must read for anyone whose seen the film – Monique

There is no one who writes women and female relationships quite like Ferrante, in all their intimacy, complexity, love, toxicity, and suffering – Nadishka

Including history, spells, and recipes from Ancient Greece, this book is great for any Hellenic history buffs who happen to be foodies! – Christina

**Trigger warning suicide theme** While this book is not for everyone. Mark Watson is my favourite comedian and writes about this sensitive topic with his own form of self deprecating humour – Alison

Adele Parks always finds a way to balance a plot twist. Just my luck looks at how winning the lottery changed lives and not for the better. Read if you want some unbeatable family/friendship drama – Alison

Absolutely riveting. Angels and demons with a dash of forbidden romance set in the backdrop of charming Prague... a must-read for fantasy lovers. – Vickie

I had never considered how important the invention of machine tools was prior to reading this, or how much polishing a telescope lens would require – Tony

A detective style novel based in a sci-fi future. Grounded in realistic characters dealing with emotions in bizarre realities – Ed

I enjoy all James Patterson novels. The Women's Murder Club series is fantastic – Duncan

I would love to receive am invitation to the wedding of Nathan and Meddy… or maybe not. The portrayal of family in this book, and series, is what I love most from Jesse Sutanto. Her depiction of the challenges but also epic highs of Meddy’s relationship with her very close (sometimes too close) maternal South Asian family is an aspect of inter-generational families that is very rarely seen in contemporary romance fiction. And as advertised - is a cry-laugh kind of book. And I almost never cry-laugh. – Willow