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  • Harriet Klausner 27th Jun 2009

    Reviewer rating: 5 stars


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    Faces
    Martina Cole
    Grand Central, Jul 21 2009, $24.99
    ISBN: 9780446179973

    In London, several mob thugs arrive at the Cadogen home to collect the patriarch's gambling debt. Dan knew he could not pay so he fled leaving his wife and three children to face the wrath of the mobsters. Almost fourteen year old Danny "Big Dan" Cadogen shows no fear as he faces down the gangsters wanting blood money from his vanished drunken dad. One of the crooks Louie Stein, impressed by the teen's fortitude and s ...

  • tingle 17th Oct 2008

    Reviewer rating: 0.5 stars


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    I totally agree with the previous reviews. I have read all her books but again I have to agree she has run out of ideas with this one and I was sick of reading it, I wanted to scream.

  • Guest 21st Sep 2008

    Reviewer rating: 1 stars


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    Very repetitive, so much so that I wanted to throw it at the wall. Try others this one has lost it. Sheila Quigley is a much better writer.

  • Guest 19th Sep 2008

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    From start to finish - as a loyal Martina Cole fan - i have read everything she has ever written. From about 'The Take' her writing has just gone progressively down hill to this monstrosity of a 'novel' from page one to 666 was just pure repetition, the same line rehashed. The characters were baseless so I had no empathy for them whatsoever, and the plot was non-existent. However, I read all the way to the end convinced she would at least have a fantastic finale, she didn't. I can't believe she ...