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īramhill received a Bachelor of Arts in Contemporary Arts from Manchester Metropolitan University in 2002. Biography īramhall was born in Stockport, England, though she currently lives in Norfolk with her partner. She's also been a finalist for the Lambda Literary Award for Lesbian Romance twice and Lambda Literary Award for Lesbian Mystery twice. Her novel Clean Slate won the Lambda Literary Award for Lesbian Romance. A real bonus.Andrea Bramhall is a British writer. However the accents, unlike the many LGBT+ audiobooks with cheap production values and are simply spoken in the narrator's voice, makes for very clear listening with no need to keep winding back to work out who is speaking. The narrator is good at differentiating characters by using different accents even though even though some of these are cringe worthy. It is a real shame because Andrea Bramhall is a good writer who always includes new and interesting plot lines in her work and I always look forward to listening to her audiobooks. Because of the lack of a sequel the ending is a massive let down and spoils this book. So, as listeners, we are left waiting for something that will never come. Andrea Bramhall was obviously intending to publish a sequel but by 2021, so far as I can see, she has not done. A major flaw of this 2012 book, however, is that the story ends on a cliffhanger and leaves the listener hanging in mid air. The characters are interesting and well constructed too although Andrea Bramhall does not achieve the poignancy and depth of her later novels. It held my interest throughout and avoids the repetitive semi-literate sentence construction, descriptions of clothes, sex and other padding that marrs many other lesbian love stories. This early book is not Andrea Bramhall at her best but is very enjoyable nevertheless. Lesbian thriller includes a touching love story

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