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Welcome to the Genes Reunited community boards!

The Genes Reunited community is made up of millions of people with similar interests. Discover your family history and make life long friends along the way.
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The Genes community will go out of their way to help you, so don’t be shy about asking for help.

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Member Since: October 2005 Posts: 23,596 Send Message	JoyBoroAngel	Report	20 Jun 2009 21:30
	shipwrecks on the tees and tyne
	Researching: The birth of Middlesbrough
Member Since: August 2006 Posts: 13,135 Send Message	UzziAndHerDogs	Report	20 Jun 2009 21:28
	muffy I have his all of them here still for some reason I haven't given away or sold but often lent, and yes it makes you look at things different.
	Researching: Turner, Staniforth in Beighton and Ridgeway Sproat in Sheffield and Cumbria
Member Since: July 2005 Posts: 23,508 Send Message	₪ TeresaW elite empress of deleted threads&#	Report	20 Jun 2009 21:28
Member Since: July 2005 Posts: 23,508 Send Message	Yes please Muffy. Sorry, I've got an imposter on my farm lol
Member Since: May 2008 Posts: 13,382 Send Message	Muffyxx	Report	20 Jun 2009 21:21
	I've only read the third Uzzi and did enjoy that. Certainly made me look at prisoners and prison life in a totally different way. xx
	Researching: All comments made by me are all mine unless otherwise stated. Any resemblance to real persons, living or dead, or real life events unless otherwise stated is purely coincidental.
Member Since: August 2006 Posts: 13,135 Send Message	UzziAndHerDogs	Report	20 Jun 2009 21:17
	Erskine ?? heard the name but never picked up to read, will look met time for them. Muffy I read Jeffery Archers prison books and did enjoy the 1st and to some extent the last obviously the middle got boring but he is a very good writer
	Researching: Turner, Staniforth in Beighton and Ridgeway Sproat in Sheffield and Cumbria
Member Since: October 2004 Posts: 2,563 Send Message	Karen in the desert	Report	20 Jun 2009 21:17
	I'm working my way through a few of the classics again, as I haven't read them for years and years (and Amazon had an offer on at £1.99 each!). So I've just finished reading Tess of the D'Urbervilles....it was lovely as ever. K
	Researching: Researching: MILLS & ROBERTS Cambs: TAGG Thames Ditton & East Molesey, Surrey: LEETON/LEADON Hunts & Cambs: LLOYD London/Middx: FROST London/Middx: ROSKAS, KISELIUS, BUDAS W.Lothian & Lanarks: ROSKAS, JAKAS/JAKAITE, JUSKEVICIUS, MICKEVICIUS Lithuania
Member Since: May 2008 Posts: 13,382 Send Message	Muffyxx	Report	20 Jun 2009 21:13
	It's really good TW. Want me to send it on? xx
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Member Since: July 2005 Posts: 23,508 Send Message	₪ TeresaW elite empress of deleted threads&#	Report	20 Jun 2009 21:10
Member Since: July 2005 Posts: 23,508 Send Message	I don't mind Archer, though I haven't read any of his for ages...
Member Since: May 2008 Posts: 13,382 Send Message	Muffyxx	Report	20 Jun 2009 21:09
	Almost ashamed to admit it was a Jeffrey Archer book lol. Prisoner of Birth. I really enjoyed it.......but I actually like the way he writes ..........I know some don't xx Can also give a big thumbs up to TWs ........she's my favourite authour and that's a stunning example of her talent x
	Researching: All comments made by me are all mine unless otherwise stated. Any resemblance to real persons, living or dead, or real life events unless otherwise stated is purely coincidental.
Member Since: July 2005 Posts: 23,508 Send Message	₪ TeresaW elite empress of deleted threads&#	Report	20 Jun 2009 21:07
Member Since: July 2005 Posts: 23,508 Send Message	Hi Uzzi, I've just finished reading The Warrior's Princess, by Barbara Erskine. I'd recomment it to anyone. Genre...well it's historical fiction with a good dash of time-slip. It's as though two stories are being told, one in the distant past and one in the present, but the two are linked supernaturally.
Member Since: August 2006 Posts: 13,135 Send Message	UzziAndHerDogs	Report	20 Jun 2009 21:01
	did you enjoy, would you recommend it ? what genre do you put it as ?
	Researching: Turner, Staniforth in Beighton and Ridgeway Sproat in Sheffield and Cumbria

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