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#amreading Traces of Red, Paddy Richardson

Karen Chisholm

It rained over the weekend so I gave myself a treat to celebrate.

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Rebecca Thorne is a successful television journalist, but her world is thrown into turmoil when her Saturday night programme is axed because of falling ratings. Not only will she lose her job but her big story on the convicted triple murderer Connor Bligh, whom Rebecca believes is innocent, has to be abandoned.

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Traces of Red

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Currently Reading - Swimming in the Dark, Paddy Richardson

Karen Chisholm

Such a fabulous author of thrillers, I always end up kicking myself when I let these books linger too long.

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A mesmerising tale of three women who must overcome the past and beat the odds to find hope for the future.

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Currently Reading - Cross Fingers, Paddy Richardson

Karen Chisholm

I've been very remiss with Paddy Richardson's books - I have quite a few of them in the shaky Mt TBR which obviously needs a darn good re-prioritising.

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Cross Fingers

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Paddy Richardson has written two collections of short stories, Choices and If We Were Lebanese, many of which have been broadcast on Radio New Zealand. Her work has been highly commended in the Katherine Mansfield and Sunday Star-Times Awards and her previous novel, The Company of a Daughter, was written during her year as the Burns Fellow in 1997. Paddy lives in Dunedin where she writes and teaches part-time courses in creative writing.

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