Books by Scot Gardner
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review 1: A grim, carefully narrated slice of life from a character braver than he knows. Marketed halfway between thriller and whodunit, I found this tiny novella far more eloquent and human (and, dare I say, dignified) in its scope. The flashback sequences sit in stark contrast to Aaron'...
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review 1: After reading Scot Gardner's 'The Dead I Know', I was curious to see what he could do with this commissioned chick-lit. Unfortunately, though his writing is still as concise and emotive as ever, the story is a little holey, to say the least. I don't believe it is the fault of the...
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review 1: Daniel is in high school, a middle child, has a father who does shift work and is constantly grumpy, lives on an isolated rural Australian road in a bushfire-prone area, and works in other people's gardens. He begins working for Dutch woman Eddy, who gives him cinnamon biscuits, ...