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The End of the Day by Bill Clegg

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  1. Natasha Evans

    This seems like a really interesting premise – I'll keep my eyes peeled for it!

    Tash // A Girl with a View

  2. The Military Traveler

    Sounds like an interesting read. Also I’ve been to Kauai and I like reading books based in places I’ve been. Just seems to add to the story. Thanks.

  3. thathappyreader

    I agree!l Thanks for your comment!

  4. Raji

    This sounds like a fascinating premise for a book. I love dual timeline narratives, so I'll definitely have to keep an eye out for this one! Great review!

  5. JENISH JOYAL J

    The thing I liked the most is the relation made between three women's story with Hap and the alternation of timeline between past and present…..
    Such stories are always interesting for me….
    Thank you for sharing your honest review on this book ?

    JENISH | https://knowafactfromj.blogspot.com

  6. Penelope

    I am really intrigued how it has come together. Thanks for sharing your review.

  7. Lisa's Notebook

    Oh, this sounds like such an interesting tale – I love stories where the plot weaves together different personalities – glad you enjoyed it too 🙂

  8. Mini Bhati

    Sounds like an intriguing read

  9. Richie

    What an intriguing concept. It's great how authors can weave these intricate webs with strands from each character. A pity that its difficult to form a connection to the characters though …

  10. thathappyreader

    Thanks for your comment Richie!

  11. Kord Blog

    This review has a promising review, keep up with the work.

  12. Cherry Living

    Saving this for the weekend! Looks so interesting. Thanks so much for this amazing review x

  13. Catey

    Wow, sixty years told in a day is no small feat! It’s a bummer that you lacked connection to characters though, I know the feeling of closing a book not wholly satisfied ☹️ Still, it sounds at least an interesting read!

  14. thathappyreader

    Thanks Catey! It was an interesting book.

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