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David Baldacci – Split Second

After stumbling upon David Baldacci’s latest novel in Sainsburys I have become hooked and am quickly working my way through his back catalogue. Split second is the first book in the Sean King and Michelle Maxwell series.  In a split

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2008 Round up

As we approach the end of 2008 I felt I should post a short post to round off 2008 – The year of the Potato! Cycling Back in January I resolved to get fitter, to motivate me to this end

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Clive Cussler Skeleton Coast

Skeleton Coast by Clive Cussler with Jack Du Brul. Before I start writing about Skeleton Coast let me write briefly about Clive Cussler.  Clive Cussler is one of my all time favourite authors, I grew up reading my fathers Clive

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John Grisham – The Partner

Already, another book review.  Commuting to work every day usually I am listening to music, doing the Metro’s Sudoku or sleeping!  But yesterday I took a book with me.  One day later and I’ve finished reading a little over 400

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Pour Your Heart Into It. How Starbucks built a company one cup at a time

I’ve Just finished reading “Pour Your Heart Into It.  How Starbucks built a company one cup at a time” by Howard Schultz the Chairman and CEO of Starbucks and Dori Jones Yang.  I thought it would be a nice extension

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