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The people of Streech village have never trusted the three women living up at the …
I found a lot of the characters implausible, and the dynamics between McLoughlin and Anne ridiculous.
Utter nonsense, charmingly done.
An outsider who can travel between worlds discovers a secret that threatens her new home …
A utopian town in a dystopian world, and travel to multiverses — but only similar ones. The Traversers can only travel to a world where their doppelgänger has died, so people from the poor outside are hired to traverse.
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A very clockwork mystery. Isolated island, storm, people gathered for wedding. Lots of viewpoint characters gradually assemble the picture that one person has hurt just about everyone — so who’s going to kill them?
Competent enough mystery, but some ridiculous elements. This is the first, from 20 years ago — do they get significantly better?
This is an unusual book. The prose style is like someone chatting, telling you a story over a drink.
The protagonist speaks as if she’s very disengaged emotionally, but she doesn’t behave that way. It is funny, but also painful.
As one of the few witches in Britain, Mika Moon knows she has to hide …
Delightful comfort read.