Book Review — The Other Side of Her
The Other Side of Her by B.M. Carroll | Goodreads
The Other Side Of Her is the eleventh novel by Irish-born Australian writer B.M. Carroll. Two years ago, Ryan and Mia Anderson employed Irish backpacker, Tara ...
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Carroll's eleventh novel. Her experience as a writer of thrillers has helped create a novel that's a gripping, mesmerising story told with deft ...
Review: The Other Side of Her by BM Carroll - Readings
The Other Side of Her has the perfect level of misdirection and suspense. On the surface it is a story about motherhood, about the lengths a parent will go for ...
The Other Side of Her by BM Carroll - Pile By the Bed
The Other Side of Her is an interesting domestic thriller that has a few hot button drivers. The first is how far parents will go to protect and ...
Book Review: The Other Side of Her by B.M. Carroll
Her plotting is quite seamless and you'll sort of be captivated and hooked from start to finish. It was definitely a page turner for me. Uh B ...
The Other Side of Her - ReadABook
A complete accidental settled in and started devouring it again! I love B.M Carroll, I love her characters, the normal every day plots and ...
The Other Side of Her - Sisters in Crime Australia
In her new domestic thriller, The Other Side of Her, Carroll taps into readers' felt knowledge of family bonds of affection and protectiveness, ...
The Other Side of Her | Better Reading
When single mum Beth wakes up to a house burglary, she immediately suspects her abusive ex-husband. But when bad things continue to happen to Beth, her fear is ...
When single mum Beth wakes up to a house burglary, she immediately suspects her abusive ex-husband. But when bad things continue to happen to Beth, her fear is ...
The Other Side of Her by Hari Kumar K | Goodreads
"The Other Side of Her" by Hari Kumar K. reached my home as a surprise package. I didn't subscribe for the book but my stars were shining so I got this lovely ...
THE OTHER SIDE OF HER - Book Review - Bibliophile Talks
This book is full of details and dark twists, a brilliant mystery. This is a page-turner because there was never a dull or irrelevant character in the ...
To start over her life, Revati moves to a sleepy hill station where she gets entangled with a murder that happened 15 years ago. On the pretext ...
Lost & Found meets The Rosie Project in a stunning break-out novel where a vulnerable misfit is forced to re-engage with the world, despite her ...
Reviews - The Other Side of the Pillow | The StoryGraph
The number of swear words in this book were outnumbered only by the number of its clichés, making this at times a painful read for a lover of language. The plot ...
Kate Clayborn's THE OTHER SIDE OF DISAPPEARING
I don't know how well I “reviewed” The Other Side of Disappearing, but I know Clayborn's novel makes her characters' fragility evoke a sense of ...
Book Review: The Other Side of Beautiful by Kim Lock
Mercy's observations of her fellow travellers, the grey nomads, and their travel routines were highly amusing. I could relate to her instinctive ...
Review of the Day: To the Other Side by Erika Meza - Fuse #8
I've read this book multiple times. Over and over again. Each time, I notice new details. New elements I hadn't before. One person I keep coming ...
Book Review: The Other Side of Disappearing - My Bookish Agenda
Together, the four make their way across the country, unraveling the mystery of where the couple disappeared to and why. But soon Jess is ...
Reviews - The Other Side of the Story | The StoryGraph
I read this book when I was in my early 20s, now reading again at 40 I realised the characters weren't that nice, and women just don't think like this ...
Mini Review: The Other Side of Disappearing by Kate Clayborn
But Jess and Adam both jump off the page from the moment they start telling their stories, and I was sucked in immediately. The writing style ...
The Owl and the Pussy-Cat
Poem by Edward Lear"The Owl and the Pussy-Cat" is a nonsense poem by Edward Lear, first published in 1870 in the American magazine Our Young Folks and again the following year in Lear's own book Nonsense Songs, Stories, Botany, and Alphabets.