Book review - Forty Four book 12 by Jools Sinclair

Book - Forty Four book 12 (Forty Four series book 12)

Author - Jools Sinclair

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Review:

Having long loved the 44 series I have been worried that the further on we get with these books it could begin to feel watered down or like the author was struggling for ideas but thankfully I have found that I have continued to love these stories and the latest offering continues this trend. The author manages to bring a character you have been on many journeys with and thanks to good character development you truly are rooting for her to have a great outcome in life so as the latest book continues to see her going through more twists and turns on her journey it is great that I continue to find myself drawn in and wanting more.

A great author and another great book in the 44 series. Check out her work.


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