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I must say the idea of the book has put me right off ever reading it.

900 pages of sexual tension caused by the glimpse of lace doily sounds as dreary as it gets.


Condense it into a nice sunday night 2 parter and throw in a bit of ms Po?sy and some trenches stiff upper lip wot, and I'm happy with that.


Thought it was rather good (though not a patch on the Edge of Darkness TV on demand we're watching at the mo).

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