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CrowCAH
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This is a request to the UK/GB/England Littens who would have access to the original English version, where the story takes place in England.

My friend @CKBrooke really wants to read them in their original version, meaning not the USA edition which changed location and some other details.

We‘re willing to pay for the UK editions and shipping.

Please, comment if you‘d be able to find and ship these books. Thanks a bunch!

Deblovestoread You might be able to find them online at Blackwell‘s which has free shipping to the US. 1d
CrowCAH @Deblovestoread I‘ll pass the info along; thanks! 1d
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IuliaC
The Fury | Alex Michaelides
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This is a page turner, with an unreliable narrator walking the reader through his twisty storytelling. While the plot is not fully unpredictable, the novel still keeps you hooked until the end.
A famous retired cinema star invites her closest friends for a short vacation to her private Greek island where things go awry.

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SarahBookInterrupted
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This book had everything I like in a murder mystery. It was a double mystery with one being a cold case. I liked how it went back and forth to the past. I also enjoyed all the character development from both eras and how they‘d changed. It‘s set in a small English village and includes inheritances, fortune telling and a time limit to solve the whodunnit. It was enjoyable and light. It read delightfully like a traditional British murder mystery.

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AroundTheBookWorld
The Fear | Natasha Preston
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Belladonnaslibrary

He smiled, put his hands on the back of her neck, fingers in her hair, and leaned in to press his forehead against hers. He'd told her before that he did it to take away half her sadness, half her headache, half her nerves before her Columbia interview. Because half less of a bad thing meant there was room for half good.

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Belladonnaslibrary

He shrugged. “I used to want to be a lawyer.“
“That's what my dad does. I think you could be great at that,“ she said, nudging him.
“Hmm, not when the only grades I got spell 'DUUUDEE'“
He'd said it like a joke, but she knew it wasn't.

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Belladonnaslibrary

The people you love weren't calculated, subtracted or held at arm's length across a decimal point.

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PirateJenny
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This whole trilogy was really good. In the first, there were one or two things I would have changed. The second was just great. I spent most of the third yelling at Pip in my head. But if you like true crime pods, definitely give these a shot.

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Belladonnaslibrary
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This book was absolutely....phenomenal! I LOVED all of the twists and turns and said “OH MY GOD“ so many times my partner had to ask if I was okay lol. The writing and descriptions were spot on. I loved that in some chapters, it starts with the close up of a scene, something that's scary or weird, and then it pans out and shows something a lot more normal. Holly Jackson managed to write in a way that allowed me to picture everything perfectly.

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bookandbedandtea
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Frances has always believed she would be murdered due to having her fortune read as a teen. In the present day, Annie receives a legal letter requesting a meeting with her great aunt Frances who is murdered right before the meeting. The will pits Annie against another relative & the police to solve the murder w Frances' estate being disposed of in different ways depending on who succeeds. I like Annie & Frances (from her diary) &

bookandbedandtea was surprised and satisfied by the resolution. 6d
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