Books by Tamar Cohen
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English
review 1: It's a well-written book in the sense that you feel the tension building as the narration unfolds. However, when the climax of the book is reached you find that the balloon doesn't pop, it simply deflates. I expected a bit more from the story. The author is able to convey strong ...
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English
review 1: Sally is spiraling into a pit of madness, its gaping mouth opening wider and wider because the man she believes she loves no longer loves her. The problem is, Sally has a long-term partner and children she should be focusing on, but Clive - her former lover, also married (for a ...