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Abigail Dean

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Dívka A

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By Abigail Dean
| databazeknih.cz
Domů Knihy Dívka A Přehled Nechci myslet na svou rodinu. Na hrůzy, které jsme se sourozenci museli kvůli rodičům prožít. Chci zapomenout na hororový dům i zvěrstva, která s námi dělali. Teď je ale matka po smrti a dům je náš. Musíme se tam vrátit a postavit se minulosti čelem, protože jiná cesta neexistuje. Stejně jako už nesmí existovat jméno, které mi dali - A. Jmenuji se Lex a toto je můj příběh....
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Some of Us Are Liars by Fiona Cummins

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By Fiona Cummins, Claire Douglas, Abigail Dean
| Pan Macmillan
There’s your side. My side. And the truth. From the bestselling author of All Of Us Are Broken, a dark, emotional detective thriller featuring DC Saul Anguish ‘Cummins is a keeper’ – Lee Child, author of the Jack Reacher series She must face justice. When Jen Miller entrusts her youngest child to the care of her beloved sisters, she has no idea of the devastating tragedy that is about to unfold. As her sister it kills me to say it.
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Book Review: ‘Other People’s Fun,’ by Harriet Lane Original

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By Abigail Dean
| The New York Times
OTHER PEOPLE’S FUN, by Harriet Lane In the opening pages of Harriet Lane’s short, sharp novel “Other People’s Fun,” the book’s narrator, Ruth, runs into a former classmate named Sookie at their old English boarding school while attending a teacher’s memorial. They were not friends, but acquaintances. The best Ruth hoped for, “socially, was to fly under the radar”; Sookie, sidling about “smelling of Marlboro reds and Rive Gauche,” used to borrow Ruth’s essays.
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