"THE SHIP" Earned Another 5-Star Review Over On Amazon...

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5.0 out of 5 stars Fast paced,well plotted read May 26, 2014
By Caroline D. Henry
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I just read The Ship straight through after reading it in bits and pieces during the months in which Allan was writing and revising it. It was such a pleasure to read as an exciting tale and find myself drawn into it even though I knew in advance how it would all turn out. The author needs to keep writing, because I (and others) want to follow whatever is next in store for the intriguing characters we have met in The Ship and its predecessor The Bridge.


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