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by Ian McEwan

I really enjoyed this book.It was topical, gripping and full of suspense. It also made you think about the perils of modern life and our political situation. It would appeal to both men and women of any age and is worth a try is you are looking for a well written and exciting contemporary read set in London.

Suggested by Julie, Wirral

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