Official Review: Shifting Sands by Barry Litherland

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Re: Official Review: Shifting Sands by Barry Litherland

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"It’s so hard to tell the difference. Dream or reality? Solid ground or shifting sands"?

I can tell you for free, just hearing those lines means that I'm sold. Onto my bookshelves it goes. :D
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I was a little disappointed to learn that some of the vocabularies used might be unfamiliar to me. But I like British English too and I hope I'll manage it. Nice review.
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I had a beautiful read while reading this review. I must add this to my bookshelf
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This sounds like a good read. The first person narrative won't deter me. I like a mix of Suspense and thriller and that is a plus for me. Good review!
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Highly suspenseful thriller, with a healthy dose of mystery, conspiracy, and adventure, and well delivered in welcoming witty writing. Great review.
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I don't really care for mystery-thrillers but if you like mystery-thrillers then by all means read away.
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Seems like an interesting story to read. I like that this book is not complicated and easy to follow. And the mention of humor in the book makes it more desirable.
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How nice. It really does sound like a well-balanced book which should have a wide appeal. Thank you for a great review.
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I love a mystery thriller like this book. A journalist digging deep in a case sound like what I want to read for its suspense and truth. Nice review.
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Thank you for this detailed review. This was a fun review to read. This seems like a good book.
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Although it's mystery, this book isn't my cup of tea. Nice review!
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This mystery thriller sounds Suspenseful and admirable.
Although the storyline seems complex, your review has made it feasible for readers to fall in love with the novel.
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I like thrillers and this book sounds interesting and intriguing with lots of twists and turns that will keep any reader glued to its pages up to the end. I will definitely put it on my To Read List as I want to find out what will Philip Tyler's investigation led to. Congratulations on becoming BOTD!
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Great mystery thriller book filled with humor and humility. A great read that always had some exciting happening.
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I thought this book would be creepy when I saw the cover. I was pleasantly surprised to learn that it has a humorous side to it. Thanks for an interesting review.
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