Official Review: Banished Threads by Kaylin McFarren

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Re: Official Review: Banished Threads by Kaylin McFarren

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I completely agree with this review! I absolutely loved this book, and the other two in the series! Every single one of the books in this series is an amazing read and I would reach them again at any given time! Well done!!
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Great review! if the book is really as well-written as it sounds and it seems so just by reading the sample then this is really a must read.
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I love suspense and mystery where the author does a good job piecing the story together! Fantastic Review!!
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This book sounds very cool and I love it even more knowing that it is part of a series. It can be very hard for an author to keep up the suspense and romance of a story over two or three novels, but this author has done it flawlessly. I like that the story is set in England at the beginning of their engagement. I also liked that the couple had their struggles and successes making them more relatable.
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I think Kaylin McFarren's narrative, which largely dwells on the relationship between Chase Cohen and Rachel Lyons, will make an enjoyable reading. Although, catalogued under crime/mystery, Banished Threads sounds like my kind of book. I think the review is well laid out.
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Thanks for your review. I have chosen not to read the first two books but your review is causing me to have second thoughts.
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Amazing review as always. I loved the book and I found that I always wanted to read just a little bit more.
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Great review! The book sounds like an all round thrilling read. Murder, mystery, stolen art... All the exciting stuff.
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It's beautiful to read novels with well developed characters. I also like the nice plot as you put it. Great review.
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This is a beautiful cover. I'm not a big fan of mystery thrillers but I think I will still read this one. It's good that you can still enjoy the third book before reading the first two as well.
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What a great review. But as glowing as it was, I still think I'm going to pass on this one. It doesn't seem like it's quite my thing. I'm glad you liked it, though, and hope anyone else who gets it does,
as well.
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Even though its the third in the series it can be read standalone. Interesting.
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I am pleased you do not need to read the first two books to be able to follow this story. Twists and turns appeal to me and I enjoy the challenge of trying to fit the pieces together so this sounds like a good read.
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So far I've just read the sample , but your right, it certainly hooks you in straight away!
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It's so great to know that enough information from the previous books were told in this book so that new readers won't get lost. I'm glad you enjoyed the book so much. Great review!
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