The Versailles Memorandum

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Chillingly possible rather than fictional, this believable story will send the imagination meter needle of Londoners into the red. (Malcom Mills, London)

A really good plot. Although I thought the characters were a bit underdeveloped, I really enjoyed it. (David Harrison, Fiji)

I just finished the book... To be perfectly honest I wasn't expecting much. But it was a great read. Stayed up last night repeatedly telling myself I'd read "just a bit more". Congrats (John Humphreys, Sydney. Australia)

The scenario is plausible, the characters believable, and the writing enjoyable. Highly recommended reading. (Jennifer Buckingham, Newcastle, Australia)

A good read... The predictions about how the world will be in the future seem scarily possible. (Jenny Lindsay, Sydney, Australia)

A well-plotted and taut political thriller with an ingenious twist at the end. Its dystopian vision of the future is plausible and occasionally frightening. The action rarely lets up. A thoroughly enjoyable read. (Alan Cawson, Brighton, England)

The Versailles Memorandum is gripping. The suspense is spot on. I wasn't ready for the end when it came. Great stuff. (Richard Wiggins, Suffolk, England)

I have now completed reading the book which I thought was brilliant and enjoyed immensely. (Jenni Stace, East Sussex, England)

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