Telma Rocha
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The Angolan Girl
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2019
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From Far And Wide
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Twenty-Eight Years
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Em toda Parte
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Thank you to @netgalley and the publisher for the review copy. Love Walked In is a refreshing romance that reads somewhat like a drama. With the family business, secret family members and an overall book theme, this one hits the mark for me! I loved ...more |
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Thank you to #netgalley and the publisher for the #advancReviewCopy of Well Actually Genre: #romcom Release Date: Aug 2025 Summary: A second-chance romance filled with hot dogs, social media stars and a huge broken heart. Eva is the host of Sausage Tal ...more |
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Arc Book reviews Thank you to #netgalley and the publisher for the #advancReviewCopy of The Odds Of Getting Even Genre: #romcom Release Date: July 2025 Summary: Jean is a witty, outgoing, carefree, resort employee who happens to meet the man of her drea ...more |
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Thank you to #netgalley and the publisher for the #advancReviewCopy of The Marigold Cottages Collective Genre: #mystery #cozymystery Release Date: Aug 2025 Summary: The Marigold Cottages are home to a group of people who don’t really have much in commo ...more |
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Summary: Sophie’s lavish sweet sixteen birthday party takes centre stage in this page-turning suspenseful thriller. What we know: there’s a body, there’s a new younger wife suffering from postpartum depression, there’s the angry ex wife, and there’s ...more |
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“I fight the deep black hole as it fills my head, takes over my memories and tries to pull me back into its abyss of nothingness. I do not have the strength to pull myself through this, so I allow the deep black hole to take a hold of me once again. The emptiness pulls me in and consumes me whole. Sleep now takes over me as I drift off into the same dark place I was in before.”
― The Angolan Girl: A True-Life Novel
― The Angolan Girl: A True-Life Novel
“Victoria is like a wave I grip tight and ride to shore, only the wave breaks too early and leaves me floating in unknown waters.”
― The Angolan Girl: A True-Life Novel
― The Angolan Girl: A True-Life Novel
“They can’t see, hear or touch me, but that doesn’t mean I’m not real. I’m nowhere. I’m everywhere.”
― From Far And Wide
― From Far And Wide
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“This neighbourhood is more prestigious and luxurious, but prestige and luxury do not matter when you are in the middle of a war zone. War affects everyone, every nationality, every race.”
― The Angolan Girl: A True-Life Novel
― The Angolan Girl: A True-Life Novel
“He is my much-needed rock when the ground softens all around me.”
― The Angolan Girl: A True-Life Novel
― The Angolan Girl: A True-Life Novel
“Dreams can be our subconscious mind trying to tell us something, however, dreams can also be a representation of our deepest and darkest fears.”
― The Angolan Girl: A True-Life Novel
― The Angolan Girl: A True-Life Novel
“Through one story, I learn the native black population in Angola does not have as many rights or the same social standing as white people. My father, being white, therefore had more clout over my mother, and so it was more normal for my white father to raise me rather than my native black mother.”
― The Angolan Girl: A True-Life Novel
― The Angolan Girl: A True-Life Novel
“He is my first love, and the loss of a first love is always the hardest. My clothes now drape like a curtain from not eating, and I am forgetting basic things that I should remember. I contemplate my future as I am not getting any younger, and I must come to a decision soon. I have no other prospect for marriage, and at fifteen, I am at a marriageable age.”
― The Angolan Girl: A True-Life Novel
― The Angolan Girl: A True-Life Novel

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