Unforgiven by Graeme Sly
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There is never not a good time to add a new book to your to-be-read pile; however, isn’t it nice to be able to grab a book, a cuppa and head into the garden? Today, I have one perfect for fans of Wilbur Smith. Comes the debut novel from Graeme Sly – Unforgiven.
Unforgiven by Graeme Sly

1943. The world is at war, and two Scottish families find themselves drawn to the heart of Africa. Lured by the beauty of Southern Rhodesia, they dive into farming and mining, only to discover that this land can be as punishing as it is generous.
As they carve out new lives, they face more than just the elements; from tribes steeped in ancient spiritism and prowling predators to a ruthless, vengeful lawyer named Arthur Conway, as merciless as Africa itself.
Unforgiven is a gripping, action-packed saga following the MacMillans and the Hunters on their thrilling journey. It’s a rollercoaster of triumph and heartache, ambition and betrayal, love and revenge a story that will make you laugh, cry, and keep turning the pages long into the night.
About the Author:

Graeme Sly was born in Umtali, Rhodesia (now Mutare, Zimbabwe) in 1971. The 29 years of his life were spent never leaving the continent and working in gold mining and shipping. However, in 2000, Graeme swapped continents for the UK, where he earned a BSc (Hons) degree and built a successful audiology business in private healthcare. Now living in Essex, Unforgiven marks his powerful debut as a novelist.
If this book sounds right up your street, it is available to buy now from Amazon, where it comes in at £10.99 for a paperback, and it is also available for free as part of Kindle Unlimited.
Does Unforgiven by Graeme Sly sound like a book you would like to read?
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reading sam holland the echo man i love to read in the garden
I love anything by Taylor Jenkins Reid and I love reading on the beach!
I will read any fiction at any time, so I don’t have a specific spring read. However, I love sitting to read in the conservatory in spring because the temperature is perfect.
I’m currently reading the great Gatsby
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I love to get out and sit on the riverbank near my home, I tend to read a wide variety of genres, so it could be anything!
This book would be perfect for one of my relatives as he loves Wilbur Smith type reads. My favourite spring read at the mo is The Daughter, which is a thriller by author T.M. Logan. I mainly like to read while lying in or on the bed!
I love reading anything by Trudi Canavan. It is nice to read in the garden when the weather is good.
I like a crime thrillers and I’m currently reading The Housemaid by Freida McFadden, a new author for me but enjoying it so far. In the summer I like to read in the Summer Room at the back of my home.
I love reading anywhere!! mostly in sitting rroom while hubby watching rubbish on the telly. Im a big thriller and splatter punk reader.
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Just finished reading the Curfew by TM Logan, and always a nice bathtime read.
I love a good crime novel or a thriller to read in the sunshine in my garden
I love crime and thrillers, and have just finished ‘The Voices’ by Natalie Chandler. So I guess that is my spring read. I love to read close to a window, looking out over the garden. Or, if the weather is really nice, outside.
Anything happy and warm like the spring weather so usually a romantic or funny book