Peninsula of Lies : A True Story of Mysterious Birth and Taboo Love (Paperback)

from kraaivrouw

I really liked Edward Ball's other two books, Slaves in the Family and The Sweet Hell Inside, but this one falls into the just okay category. Gordon/Dawn is an interesting enough character, but ultimately not very likeable. S/he is in most ways a cipher and remains a cipher throughout the book - ...

from kraaivrouw

I really liked Edward Ball's other two books, Slaves in the Family and The Sweet Hell Inside, but this one falls into the just okay category. Gordon/Dawn is an interesting enough character, but ultimately not very likeable. S/he is in most ways a cipher and remains a cipher throughout the book - ...

from Well-ReadNeck

Horribly investigated and written. Looking for rumors and didn't find any evidence -- why write this book?

from fantasmogirl

The author doesn't create the most streamlined story and jumps around a bit, causing a little bit of a jumble puzzle in the process and one is left with a lot of unanswered questions at the end of the day. Regardless of that, it is a bizarre tale that keeps you turning the pages, even if the auth...