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Ian Rankin
Orion [Kindle eBook] Oh this was a goodie. As each novel has passed Ian Rankin has definitely matured in his writing. He kept me guessing right to the end. There were also some lovely developments of Siobhan's character.  
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L.M. Montgomery
Xist Classics [eBook] This was a fun book, I loved Captain Jim and Leslie. I am also part of 'the race that knows Joesph'.
Andy Stanley
Multnomah [Kindle ebook] I forgot to review this book immediately after reading it. I remember it as being enthusiastic, energetic and quite unremarkable.
The Unlikely Rise of Vladimir Putin
Masha Gessen Riverhead Books [Second Hand Hardback] This was a gob hanging open book, it was such a good and so educational. I am not sure how objective it was, however it was telling a side of truth that really needs to be told. I was also delighted to learn that Masha’s quality of writing has dramatically improved since I read her Pussy Riot book. 4/5
Bringing Together the Best of the Evangelical and Charismatic Worlds
Rich Nathan and Ken Wilson Ampelon Publishing [Kindle eBook] Oldie and a goodie. This was an excellent levelheaded book. I really enjoyed how it was so practical and down-to-earth, but yet encouraging and motivating. Both authors already had my respect, so it is no surprise that I liked this book. 4/5
The Church Planter's Guide to Success
Moore, Ralph Regal [Kindle eBook] I didn’t like this book, it was set way to deep in American culture and was way to misogynistic for me. It did have some good points in it and perhaps for many will be well worth the read. 2/5
David Coventry
Victoria University Press [eBook] This is a wild and beautiful fictionalised account of a New Zealand and Australian team that rode the 1928 Tour de France. At times the prose are quite stunning and left pictures that I struggled to dislodge from my thinking. There are a lot of drugs, anger and grief in the story and this often left me feeling lost and tripping. A well written book, the end is maybe a little disappointing, but well worth the read. 4/5
L.M. Montgomery
Xist Classics [eBook] Fun book, I kind of started to like the town of Kingsport. I also enjoyed Anne's trips home and her interactions with Davy. 3/5
L.M. Montgomery
Xist Classics [eBook] Much to girly and boring for me, however I did love and grieve Mathew. 2/5
L.M. Montgomery
Xist Classics [eBook] This was a lovely book, I really delighted in the character of Anne. I am not sure how realistic Anne's orphaned child personality is displayed, but still a lovely book. 3/5
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