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Daily Archives: September 16, 2019
Review: The Long Call by Ann Cleeves
The Long Call is the first novel in a new series by Ann Cleeves, called Two Rivers. It’s not connected with any of her other novels or series. Which means it’s a great starting point for new fans! (Such as myself). Continue reading
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