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Title:Revenge
Author:Stevie Turner
Book Format:Paperback
Book Edition:Deluxe Edition
Pages:Pages: 115 pages
Published:July 20th 2015 by CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform
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Revenge Paperback | Pages: 115 pages
Rating: 3.33 | 88 Users | 11 Reviews

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Teacher Alistair Veale is just coasting along in his 20 year marriage to Ann. His two sons Tom and Jake are growing up fast and have their own interests, but he still enjoys a close relationship with 13-year-old daughter Jessie, his ‘Princess’.

When Alistair takes 14 children from his tutor group on a week-long school trip to the Isle of Wight, a new Science teacher, Carly Jessop, goes along to keep an eye on the 6 girls. Alistair notices a growing attraction between himself and Carly, which cannot be ignored.

However, when Alistair and Carly begin an affair the consequences are horrific and far-reaching, threatening not only Alistair’s livelihood, but also his peace of mind and the relationship he has with his own three children.

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ISBN: 1514287994 (ISBN13: 9781514287996)
Edition Language: English

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not redeemable. at all.

The new ending sucked as bad as the first one. You can't call it a morality tale, because he had no consequences given for his actions. You can't call it a tragedy (except for the wife, because he came back) because nothing bad happens to HIM, just his kids. You can't call it a thriller, because, well there wasn't anything thrilling about it. You DEFINITELY CANNOT CALL IT A ROMANCE (sorry, a couple of reviews on Amazon tried that and it really ticked me off because that's why I read it!) because

The story had me hooked and was really realistic but I hated the ending which was abrupt and bizarre.

I don't often go for romance novels but this one is less romance and more of a dark psychological thriller wrapped in family dysfunction and mayhem. It was like the film American Beauty in its captivating style.

Stevie Turner is a British author of suspense, women's fiction family dramas, paranormal and darkly humorous novels. She has also branched out into the world of audio books, screenplays, and translations. Most of her novels are now available as audio books, and 'A House Without Windows' gained the attention of a New York media production company in December 2017. Some of Stevie's books have been

Hated this This was a tragedy. There is no HEA or HFN. We are expected to read the horrific things the H does by cheating and then the ending is rushed. Ugh I just cant go on with the review.

I approached this book with a little trepidation as I usually pick up a book at the recommendation of friends but I must say I was not disappointed. It was a breezy reading yet a discerning reader could pick many subtle messages. Alistair is a weak-minded, confused and self-centered man, only guided by so-called love, which is bound to wear off because it rests on a wobbly channel. When the triggers for leaving a marriage are frivolous and self-motivated, you carry a lot of baggage, which is
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