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Without Question
Isabella Clemens’ father Howard dies suddenly. Two small photographs found in his wallet throw every belief she holds about her own life and his, into disarray. These faded pictures unlock a web of secrets. Without Question is a mystery underpinned by a story of cold-blooded crime, great love, and immense sacrifice.
347 pages, Kindle Edition
Published January 25, 2024
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October 21, 2023
A beautifully written, intriguing tale of a woman's journey from certainty to total disruption.
A life of relative privilege and stability is overturned by visual evidence of a secret that has been withheld her entire life.
Discovering one parent's espionage and another's betrayal, is exacerbated by a lover's disappearance. Isabella is forced to question the real identity of those closest to her.
The author's descriptions of Australian snowfields, idyllic country retreats, London offices and Moroccan mountains are evocative, her story compelling, and her characters constantly engaging..
A life of relative privilege and stability is overturned by visual evidence of a secret that has been withheld her entire life.
Discovering one parent's espionage and another's betrayal, is exacerbated by a lover's disappearance. Isabella is forced to question the real identity of those closest to her.
The author's descriptions of Australian snowfields, idyllic country retreats, London offices and Moroccan mountains are evocative, her story compelling, and her characters constantly engaging..
November 11, 2023
Isabella Clemens simple life is catapulted after events that leave her desperate for answers. Her journey for the truth is a good read and entertaining.
I decided on 3 1/2 stars due to the story being told more than shown. I found several times where one paragraph read as an introduction to something, yet the following paragraph was more of an afterthought. More than once, I re-read the previous to see if I missed something.
Without Question is an enjoyable read for the one who fully enjoys sitting back and listening to a neighbor tell a story. This is not for someone who wants to read between the lines.
I decided on 3 1/2 stars due to the story being told more than shown. I found several times where one paragraph read as an introduction to something, yet the following paragraph was more of an afterthought. More than once, I re-read the previous to see if I missed something.
Without Question is an enjoyable read for the one who fully enjoys sitting back and listening to a neighbor tell a story. This is not for someone who wants to read between the lines.
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