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Skin and Bones by Tom Bale (Preface, £12.99) starts grippingly and chillingly with the story of how Julia, visiting the village in Sussex where her parents recently died, runs down to the post office for a few supplies, to find herself in the middle of a massacre.

Reading Maxine 2009

Skin and Bones by Tom Bale (Preface, £12.99) starts grippingly and chillingly with the story of how Julia, visiting the village in Sussex where her parents recently died, runs down to the post office for a few supplies, to find herself in the middle of a massacre.

Sunday Salon: Skin and Bones by Tom Bale Maxine 2009

Luckily, he acquires helpful allies as he barrels his way through an eventful life, grippingly told by Mr. Hill.

The Spy Tale as Rugged Romance Tom Nolan 2011

Skin and Bones by Tom Bale (Preface, £12.99) starts grippingly and chillingly with the story of how Julia, visiting the village in Sussex where her parents recently died, runs down to the post office for a few supplies, to find herself in the middle of a massacre.

Book review Maxine 2009

Mary's escape, her abduction by Stoney and dramatic rescue are grippingly told

Wedlock: Summary and book reviews of Wedlock by Wendy Moore. 2009

Skin and Bones by Tom Bale (Preface, £12.99) starts grippingly and chillingly with the story of how Julia, visiting the village in Sussex where her parents recently died, runs down to the post office for a few supplies, to find herself in the middle of a massacre.

January 2009 Maxine 2009

This first-hand account of the construction of a clandestine shortwave radio by British POWs in a Japanese camp in Singapore really reminds me of James Clavell's magnificent novel King Rat, my all-time favorite war-novel, which revolves grippingly around the construction, discovery and consequences of a hidden shortwave in the Changi camp (both Clavell and Ronald "St Trinian's" Searle were interned in this camp).

Boing Boing 2009

Through these first-hand accounts Burgess grippingly reveals how life really is for some young people.

Recommended reads: ages 13+ 2011

The second half grippingly recounts the torrid drama that unfolded after Dickinson's death, aged 55, in 1886.

Lives Like Loaded Guns: Emily Dickinson and Her Family's Feuds by Lyndall Gordon – review 2011

Skin and Bones by Tom Bale (Preface, £12.99) starts grippingly and chillingly with the story of how Julia, visiting the village in Sussex where her parents recently died, runs down to the post office for a few supplies, to find herself in the middle of a massacre.

Sunday Salon: Skin and Bones by Tom Bale Maxine 2009