Books by Veronica Henry
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review 1: I would think that anyone wanting a light romantic story would be satisfied with this book. With a setting of the Orient Express, Veronica Henry cleverly pulls together a variety of characters (such as a family, couples, single passenger) and we discover their backgrounds, the re...
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review 1: I don't think this was one of Veronica Henry's best, simply because I found there were too many characters. It was her usual format of a chapter per character, but I'm sure we must have been half way through the book before we'd met all the characters (I'm only half joking!) Th...
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review 1: The Birthday Party is a book about a family who could easily outrun The Osbournes! This book is packed full of unique and vibrant characters with exquisite detail. There is quite a bit of jumping about at the beginning but Veronica Henry weaves the characters and their lives to...
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review 1: It was fine, a bit of a nonentity read, although I did like the way that Veronica Henry had her main plotline and characters and then wound what was almost flash fiction around them, with characters introduced in a few pages and slightly connected to our main characters. That was...
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review 1: I always love travel-the,ed novel, and this book is one of the best. It's not centralized on the destination, but rather on its interesting characters and their stories. I just couldn't put it down until I finished and leave you wanting to read more about them. Also love the desc...
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review 1: Take a ride on the world's most famous luxury train, The Orient Express, to one of the world's most romantic cities, Venice. Imagine, dream, and escape. As one of the character's says, all the day to day will still be there when you get back so seize the adventure now. At the ...
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review 1: A Sea Change is a novella by English author Veronica Henry and is part of the Quickreads series of books. Fans of Veronica Henry’s books will be pleased to return to Henry’s favourite seaside spot in Devon, Everdene, even if it is only for one day. After a tough few months in his...
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review 1: A brilliant summer read. I wasn't sure at first whether I would like it because it soon became apparent that this book was structured with a different set of characters for each chapter. Their lives intertwining when they visit their beach huts.As I read further I really became h...