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She has gone on to write film scripts, poetry and short stories; Seduce is her first novel. 'Addictive' Guardian'A febrile, urgent tale' Sunday Times'A sizzling new thriller' New York Times She knows your mind, she possesses your thoughts. Desiree Reynolds started her writing career in London as a freelance journalist for the Jamaica Gleaner and the Village Voice. This book is also available as a eBook. I think I can help you…'Beth lives by Camden Lock with her partner Sol and their daughter Fern. Konner has spent his entire life paying the debts of his father, but the bear shifter has only one job left: hunt down the elusive princess of the cougar shifter mafia to liberate his family from their shackles. A teacher, broadcaster and DJ, Desiree currently lives in Sheffield. Call us on: +442033020460
Published on 13 May 2021 by Bloomsbury Publishing PLC in the United Kingdom.
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Emma Q.
It isn't hateful in anyway and is an important book in the current climate. The media could not be loaded.
Dan T
Happening now! Educate and propagate FACTS over FEELINGS.
Hera
Abigail Shrier will be remembered as one of the first authors to speak the truth about the craze which is mutilating and sterilyzing the healthy bodies of vulnerable children and young people, especially If gender non conforming. Understanding facts and harms is more important than ever before.
@STILLTish
This book will enlighten and raise concerns around the impact the ideology is having on young girls. This book is reviewed in The Times today. Great book. I would definitely recommend this book to anyone interested in this topic!
Awake
If you have a daughter you should read this book. There is nothing that remotely resembles ‘hate’ here: Shrier’s careful and compassionate analysis is levelheaded, factchecked and entirely credible, providing succour in the current atmosphere of hysterical social media debate and academically dubious texts. as well as the US and contains interviews with all the leading experts. Shrier gives a coherent, at times passionate and always sympathetic account of the alarming state of our medical and therapeutic professions, squeezed as they increasingly are by the grip of Big Pharma from the US, a political movement which has gained too much control to be as ’safe’ as its supporters claim and buckling under the weight of a cultural current that is damaging people’s lives.
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