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Grace & Serenity: the reviews are a-coming!

31/5/2020

 
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The first reviews for Grace & Serenity are appearing on Goodreads.

Here are a few excerpts from them. Click the reviewer's name for the full review.
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Publication date: 7 July   Available for pre-order in all formats right now!


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​The descriptions, the dialogue, the close attention to the crumbling inner life of a woman at her lowest point; all are present in force in this moving, heartbreaking tale about the maternal strength necessary to save, and reclaim, a child.
- Martha Engber, author of Winter Light (coming soon)

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A dark, gripping novel that kept me reading late into the night.  A tense and compelling read.
- Vikki Patis, author of Girl, Lost

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A heart-wrenching, thought-provoking, anger-inducing, and painfully moving novel that resonates far beyond the final page.
- Tom Gillespie, author of The Strange Book of Jacob Boyce

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​You’ll really feel for the main character who has all the odds stacked against her. It’s so unfair. Domestic abuse is a scourge on society and Gracie’s story is universal. Each one of us knows a Gracie.
- Michelle Wallace, blogger and flash fiction writer

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Annalisa Crawford, Author

Dark contemporary fiction with a hint of paranormal
​"Besides Annalisa's clever writing style, I enjoy the unpredictable plots and the characters that are so very normal, yet tragically broken in some way or another."

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