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Burn - Nick BrownleePaperback: 416 pages
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It is the subtleties that lie within Brownlee’s writing that make his storytelling stand out. A little gesture here, a little word there and suddenly the reader is in the thick of the action. Added to this is the author’s intrinsic sense of place, creating a Kenya that becomes more and more familiar to those who have only ever seen in it in the company of David Attenborough. Deftly crafted prose with a superb range of characters and these vivid descriptions all help to create an electrifying pace in a second novel that is sure to follow up the success the author enjoyed with his Mombasa-based debut. Without question, Nick Brownlee is fast establishing himself as one to watch. Chris High
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gets me away for a while' from this world and into one where I, alone,
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