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by Elizabeth Haynes
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The House That Books Built
The House That Books Built rated it 13 years ago
I speed read my way though this because I really wanted to know what happened in the end...the only reason I didn't give this story of domestic violence a higher rating was because it was a bit too graphic for me, although I understand it was part of the plot. A matter of taste, that's all. A very d...
June's Room
June's Room rated it 13 years ago
I speed read my way though this because I really wanted to know what happened in the end...the only reason I didn't give this story of domestic violence a higher rating was because it was a bit too graphic for me, although I understand it was part of the plot. A matter of taste, that's all. A very d...
Infinite Satellite
Infinite Satellite rated it 13 years ago
*Check out http://www.infinitereads.com for other reviews and sundry thoughts!* Elizabeth Haynes's chilling debut, Into the Darkest Corner, alternates scenes from a woman's violent past with her struggle to rebuild her present-day life while stalked by her abuser.When Catherine Bailey met Lee, he se...
Cushla
Cushla rated it 13 years ago
BLURB: Catherine has been enjoying the single life for long enough to know a good catch when she sees one. Gorgeous, charismatic and spontaneous – Lee seems almost too good to be true. And her friends clearly agree, as each in turn falls under his spell. But Lee’s erratic and sometimes controlling b...
Dem
Dem rated it 56 years ago
Into The Darkest Corner by Elizabeth Haynes is an intense, compelling and harrowing psychological thriller and I for one really enjoyed this page turning novel.I probably have passed this book in the bookshop numerous times but failed to even pick it up as its cover is just not appealing and I have ...
These Books Are My Friends
These Books Are My Friends rated it 56 years ago
I can't pick stars for this yet. I liked it but I wouldn't say it's amazing. The book was creepy. The subject matter was disturbing but the author wrote about it well. It's hard to judge how many stars to give it right now so I think I'll let it fester for a while.
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