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  1. Heather C
    Heather C at |

    Doesn’t all Josh’s books “bare(s) a strong resemblance to Adrien English”? Ah, but I love them anyway, and this happens to be one of my favorites.

    Lovely review, Shelley!

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  2. Shelley
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    Yes in some ways they do – but the atmosphere of antiquity and Peter’s voice is very much the same here. This one is still quite unique though, especially the way Peter deals with his memory loss. I always find something to revel in with Lanyon’s novella’s and you will enjoy this one too Heather 🙂

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    1. Heather C
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      Yes I’ve read this a few years ago and really loved it. I love Josh’s novellas. Even though they end a bit abruptly, like this one, I still get the sense that the MCs will “make it”

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  3. Ilhem
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    I’m a sucker for classic Lanyon and I enjoy the familiarity most of the time. Familiar and new at the same time, you know. I recognize myself in your description : “He is so wonderfully descriptive and sensual in his writing and I’m always happy to cosy up with one of his stories. The more of Lanyon’s work I read, the more I find his stories to be dependable, and very satisfying in more ways than one.”

    Great review.:)

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