Sometimes, I need a break from reading thrillers and dark mysteries. Here’s my antidote to the twisted and chilling underworld of crime I usually read and write about!
The Keeper of Lost Things by Ruth Hogan
My rating: 5 of 5 stars
A joyful, feel-good story with unusual non-heroic characters. There’s a tender, bittersweet storyline about collecting and returning lost random items: umbrellas, hair clips, buttons. Each item has its own little story and there’s a second entirely separate thread which comes together, poignantly, with the first, at the end.
I love the writing style; gentle, thoughtful, unusual and exquisite! I spread my reading of this beautiful book out so that every day, I looked forward to re-entering the world of lost things as a refuge from everyday life! Completely transporting.
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- Nearly half-a-million copies sold worldwide
- Girl on a Train #1 Bestseller on Kindle in UK and Australia (2015 & 2016)
- The Evil Beneath #1 in ‘Murder’ and ‘Psychological Thrillers’
- Dark Place to Hide #1 in ‘Vigilante Justice’
- No Longer Safe #1 in ‘Crime Noir’ [30,000 sold in the first month]
- Inside the Whispers #1 in ‘Medical Thrillers’
- Lost in the Lake #1 in ‘Hot New Releases/Medical Thrillers’
- Don’t you Dare – #3 in ‘Crime’ (Amazon US)
- Perfect Bones – #10 in ‘Action & Adventure’
Awarded Kindle KDP Top 10 ‘most-read Author’ in UK 2016 & 2017
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