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Welcome to goodtoknow's 2013 Book Club. We'll be bringing you loads of brilliant reviews and competitions every week, including novels from top authors like Anne Rice,…
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To celebrate the launch of goodtoknow's 2013 Book Club, we've teamed up with Kobo to offer 1 Kobo Touch eReader, worth £79.99, to 12 lucky goodtoknow users...
Touch & Go by Lisa Gardner review

From the outside Justin and Libby seem to have the perfect life. His multimillion pound company means they and their 15-year-old daughter can live the life of luxury. So…
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goodtoknow 2013 Book Club

The goodtoknow Book Club is a fun online book club from goodtoknow.co.uk. We've handpicked a selection of brilliant books we think you'll love, including thrillers, historical mysteries and the best new women's fiction. Submit your own review of one of our 2013 books and you could win a Kobo Touch eReader!

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Read our review of Jill Mansell's latest novel, Don't Want To Miss A Thing
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Shadow of Night by Deborah Harkness - review

The second book in The All Souls Trilogy, Shadow of Night, sees witch Diana and vampire Matthew take refuge in 1500s ...
Obsession: Faces of Evil by Debra Webb - review

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Me Before You - review

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The Burning Air by Erin Kelly - review

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Gone Girl by Gillian Flynn - review

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Dawn Green

I love reading and normally stick to same type of book so I will be trying different styles you never know I may find a new author I love. one of the things that denotes why I buy a book is the the typeface/font size am I the only one that does this ? My local library is also promoting a read '6 book challenge' Tis going to be a busy 6 months lazing on a chair in the sun (i hope ) reading

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