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Another well written, pretentious, boring literary masterpiece.

Arrrgh!

Another disappointing read.

The dialogue is not just boring, it gets really tiresome. A book where contemporary becomes jumbled nonsense. I need to learn to avoid plugs like..Lyrical..Evocative..&..Striking.

Anything but.

One in a series. Factual fiction set in third century Rome.

Interesting and an enjoyable read.

Nothing particularly outstanding about this book. I simply enjoyed reading it.

It is a short but a powerful story about the Partition of India in 1947. A smooth, comfortable, easy read. Yet evocative and at times horribly brutal.

Ex SAS Chris Ryan writes combat action thrillers.

OK for a light read. But tend to be a little too gung ho and melodramatic.

I almost gave up on this one

But I persevered to the bitter end. A whodunnit complete with the twist in the tale that was entirely predictable.

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A light easy read

An action thriller that is mostly believable whilst being far from likely. Written by someone who has had personal Special Forces experience.

The only reference I could find to or quote from this anthology was a essay on street kids on Changemakers