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Sounds like a good read. How did you choose that one to read!

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Are you a member of Which mag....they would have recommendations.

A pathetic 12 so far. Not reading as quickly as I used to! My favourites so far being:- 'Tuesday Night at the Kazbah' by Patricia Kitchin 'After You'd Gone' by Maggie O'Farrell 'Playing with the Moon' by Eliza Graham

Me neither!

Finished it. What a wonderful, compelling read. Loved the story. Would recommend. Who wanted to know what I thought of the ending. Somebody asked me in a post and I can't remember who it was!

'After You'd Gone' by Maggie O'Farrell Wonderful, compelling read. Recommended. This is the first of Maggie O'Farrell I have read, but don't think it will be the last.

Great minds think alike....that is what we have but an older styled model.

I have a bread maker too. Makes lovely bread and also like to make white dough and then make them into yummy rolls to have with home made soup. I have a Panasonic SD 253. It is at the upper end of the cost though, we bought it as a present.

'Redemption' by Kay Langdale (Transita) Blurb 'This is an unusually moving and compulsive novel which looks at love and marriage: six women, six different but interconnected relationships. Sarah, stifled by the twin pressures of family and work, may just succumb to temptation; Kate, a romantic at heart, is tormented by the loss of love; Isobel, ever faithful to her husband, yet accepts - perhaps implicitly encourages - infidelity: Martha, whose glorious affair in her 50s is the defining moment of her life; Sheila, in an unconventional marriage, resigned to chastity, yet the most generous of spirit; and Judith, whose past demons need to be laid to rest before she can live life truthfully. By candidly exploring their lives, each character must confront some uncomfortable realities: their subsequent honesty will determine whether this leads to despair or to mutual acceptance, collective grace and, ultimately, joy. ' I joined this as a part of a bookring on Bookcrossing and glad I did. Was a lovely read. There are tears of joy and sadness. Six women, six different but interconnected relationships and they all come together beautifully at the end.

'Redemption' by Kay Langdale (Transita) I joined this as a part of a bookring on Bookcrossing and glad I did. Was a lovely read. Six women, six different but interconnected relationships and they all come together beautifully at the end.