Books matching: northamptonshire setting
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'The Good Samaritan' by John Marrs is a dark and twisted thriller that follows Laura Morris, a volunteer at a suicide hotline, who manipulates callers into taking their own lives. As the plot unfolds, Laura's actions catch the attention of Ryan Smith, a grieving husband seeking revenge. The story cleverly alternates between Laura's and Ryan's perspectives, keeping the reader guessing about the outcome. Marrs weaves a tale of psychological suspense, exploring the depths of depravity and the battle between two disturbed characters.
The writing style of 'The Good Samaritan' is described as enthralling, gripping, and shocking from start to finish. Marrs skillfully builds tension and suspense, drawing readers into a rollercoaster of a narrative that is both captivating and intense. The book delves into dark themes with a unique premise, offering unexpected twists and a compelling exploration of complex and morally ambiguous characters.
Inside End of the Line’s call room, I counted five heads, all sitting in their individual booths. Some propped themselves up on their elbows as they sat listening to callers through their headsets; ot... - #2
"Pleasures of a Notorious Gentleman" by Lorraine Heath is a historical romance set in 1855 Northamptonshire, England. The story follows the wounded war hero, Stephen, who has no memory of the last two years he spent in the Crimean War. When he meets Mercy, a disgraced war nurse raising a child she claims is his, their complex relationship unfolds. The book delves into themes of deception, romance, love, redemption, and the aftermath of war, all while exploring the struggles and obstacles faced by the main characters. The writing style is described as detailed, with twists and turns, making it a page-turner that can be enjoyed as a standalone book.
It hit her with a force so strong that she almost regretted her decision to return to England. She’d often heard that love was blind and fully capable of transforming even the wise into fools. Apparen...
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