Home Actress Jennie Jacques HD Instagram Photos and Wallpapers December 2022 Jennie Jacques Instagram - A few moments, caught me completely off guard; a genuine, heart wrenching, reaction to the loyalty, sheer teamwork & camaraderie - it blew me away; one of the “beauty spots” of sport, isn’t it? Prior to illness, running races made me feel on fire! Being one of 7 kids, we grew up with “teamwork” at the heart of each day. If you aren’t “into” your running, per se, but perhaps want to renew your faith in human beings, this is one to read. Equally, remaining true to life, it had me questioning the stupidity (& backstabbing greed) of some “business minded” c#%nts. This is a story about an epic foot race from LA to NYC… but there’s more mileage & greater emotional depth than my wee review can reflect. Read it. Or give it a listen 👂 🎧 Well structured, with detailed backstories (& arcs) for each of the characters. It could make a fine tv series. The author (McNab) was an Olympic Coach in real life, plausibly supporting that rawness/authenticity which runs (pun intended) throughout the book! Not to mention he also won 5 titles in the Scottish triple jump. I know - what a guy?! He’s created this “1931 Trans American race” for fictional purpose, but I read it’s inspired by the actual 1928 Bunion Derby, covering the same route; explains why parts of the novel were more like a documentary, than pretend. With 2000 runners gathered from around the world during the Great Depression, to compete for the 150,000 dollar prize… you “might” imagine the gambling, bets, drugs & corruption that “might” arise around it. I’m not going to give much away about the colourful characters & subplots but here’s some words to tickle ya tastebuds… survival, human spirit, wheeler-dealers, bootleg whiskey, pigeons, cocaine, gangsters, Hitler, old timers, feisty 😈 ladies 💥 poverty, determination & love! 4.5/5 *felt a bit like I was running a marathon reading it to the end, when (at times) I wanted to sprint… but perhaps that’s genius?! #bookreview #bookrecommendations #running #races #sport #reading

Jennie Jacques Instagram – A few moments, caught me completely off guard; a genuine, heart wrenching, reaction to the loyalty, sheer teamwork & camaraderie – it blew me away; one of the “beauty spots” of sport, isn’t it? Prior to illness, running races made me feel on fire! Being one of 7 kids, we grew up with “teamwork” at the heart of each day. If you aren’t “into” your running, per se, but perhaps want to renew your faith in human beings, this is one to read. Equally, remaining true to life, it had me questioning the stupidity (& backstabbing greed) of some “business minded” c#%nts. This is a story about an epic foot race from LA to NYC… but there’s more mileage & greater emotional depth than my wee review can reflect. Read it. Or give it a listen 👂 🎧 Well structured, with detailed backstories (& arcs) for each of the characters. It could make a fine tv series. The author (McNab) was an Olympic Coach in real life, plausibly supporting that rawness/authenticity which runs (pun intended) throughout the book! Not to mention he also won 5 titles in the Scottish triple jump. I know – what a guy?! He’s created this “1931 Trans American race” for fictional purpose, but I read it’s inspired by the actual 1928 Bunion Derby, covering the same route; explains why parts of the novel were more like a documentary, than pretend. With 2000 runners gathered from around the world during the Great Depression, to compete for the 150,000 dollar prize… you “might” imagine the gambling, bets, drugs & corruption that “might” arise around it. I’m not going to give much away about the colourful characters & subplots but here’s some words to tickle ya tastebuds… survival, human spirit, wheeler-dealers, bootleg whiskey, pigeons, cocaine, gangsters, Hitler, old timers, feisty 😈 ladies 💥 poverty, determination & love! 4.5/5 *felt a bit like I was running a marathon reading it to the end, when (at times) I wanted to sprint… but perhaps that’s genius?! #bookreview #bookrecommendations #running #races #sport #reading

Jennie Jacques Instagram - A few moments, caught me completely off guard; a genuine, heart wrenching, reaction to the loyalty, sheer teamwork & camaraderie - it blew me away; one of the “beauty spots” of sport, isn’t it? Prior to illness, running races made me feel on fire! Being one of 7 kids, we grew up with “teamwork” at the heart of each day. If you aren’t “into” your running, per se, but perhaps want to renew your faith in human beings, this is one to read. Equally, remaining true to life, it had me questioning the stupidity (& backstabbing greed) of some “business minded” c#%nts. This is a story about an epic foot race from LA to NYC… but there’s more mileage & greater emotional depth than my wee review can reflect. Read it. Or give it a listen 👂 🎧 Well structured, with detailed backstories (& arcs) for each of the characters. It could make a fine tv series. The author (McNab) was an Olympic Coach in real life, plausibly supporting that rawness/authenticity which runs (pun intended) throughout the book! Not to mention he also won 5 titles in the Scottish triple jump. I know - what a guy?! He’s created this “1931 Trans American race” for fictional purpose, but I read it’s inspired by the actual 1928 Bunion Derby, covering the same route; explains why parts of the novel were more like a documentary, than pretend. With 2000 runners gathered from around the world during the Great Depression, to compete for the 150,000 dollar prize… you “might” imagine the gambling, bets, drugs & corruption that “might” arise around it. I’m not going to give much away about the colourful characters & subplots but here’s some words to tickle ya tastebuds… survival, human spirit, wheeler-dealers, bootleg whiskey, pigeons, cocaine, gangsters, Hitler, old timers, feisty 😈 ladies 💥 poverty, determination & love! 4.5/5 *felt a bit like I was running a marathon reading it to the end, when (at times) I wanted to sprint… but perhaps that’s genius?! #bookreview #bookrecommendations #running #races #sport #reading

Jennie Jacques Instagram – A few moments, caught me completely off guard; a genuine, heart wrenching, reaction to the loyalty, sheer teamwork & camaraderie – it blew me away; one of the “beauty spots” of sport, isn’t it? Prior to illness, running races made me feel on fire! Being one of 7 kids, we grew up with “teamwork” at the heart of each day. If you aren’t “into” your running, per se, but perhaps want to renew your faith in human beings, this is one to read. Equally, remaining true to life, it had me questioning the stupidity (& backstabbing greed) of some “business minded” c#%nts. This is a story about an epic foot race from LA to NYC… but there’s more mileage & greater emotional depth than my wee review can reflect. Read it. Or give it a listen 👂 🎧 Well structured, with detailed backstories (& arcs) for each of the characters. It could make a fine tv series. The author (McNab) was an Olympic Coach in real life, plausibly supporting that rawness/authenticity which runs (pun intended) throughout the book! Not to mention he also won 5 titles in the Scottish triple jump. I know – what a guy?! He’s created this “1931 Trans American race” for fictional purpose, but I read it’s inspired by the actual 1928 Bunion Derby, covering the same route; explains why parts of the novel were more like a documentary, than pretend. With 2000 runners gathered from around the world during the Great Depression, to compete for the 150,000 dollar prize… you “might” imagine the gambling, bets, drugs & corruption that “might” arise around it. I’m not going to give much away about the colourful characters & subplots but here’s some words to tickle ya tastebuds… survival, human spirit, wheeler-dealers, bootleg whiskey, pigeons, cocaine, gangsters, Hitler, old timers, feisty 😈 ladies 💥 poverty, determination & love! 4.5/5 *felt a bit like I was running a marathon reading it to the end, when (at times) I wanted to sprint… but perhaps that’s genius?! #bookreview #bookrecommendations #running #races #sport #reading | Posted on 30/Sep/2022 16:16:53

Jennie Jacques Instagram – Luke Hadler, father of two small children, is found dead; “staged” as though he’s committed suicide? Or did he take his own life? 
On the floor of the family home lies the bodies of his wife (Karen) & young son (Billy) murdered… their youngest, just a baby, spared, wails in her cot. “It wasn’t as though the farm hadn’t seen death before, and the blowflies didn’t discriminate. To them there was little difference between a carcass and a corpse.” 
Set in a small town called Kiewarra, in the middle of one of the worst Australian draughts, the intensity is as unbearable as the environment; pathetic fallacy working it’s magic. I gained an insight into some of the harsh struggles rural Australian’s have to face. 
It’s not obnoxiously gruesome, despite the horror of the slaughter, but def ain’t for the faint hearted. If you like a solid “crime/thriller” fizzing with mystery & red herrings, read THE DRY. The plot is thick from the get go & the author intertwines not one murder mystery, but two. Aaron Falk’s a cop who moved away at a young age but returns for Luke Hadler’s funeral; growing up, they were besties. The author reveals secrets from their past (& the present) through flashbacks, letters, discrepancies at the local pub & Luke Hadler’s Dad who puts the pressure on (blackmails) Aaron to stick around/help solve the case. I burnt through the book fast. I just gave my copy away to a stranger before I had chance to take a pic with it for this #bookeecommendation so swipe for a selfie 🤳 I’d sent to a friend last week, in an MS Centre Oxygen Chamber #hbot 
Easy to read & kept me guessing. I’m not going to give more away re characters/storyline… it’s on fire 🔥 & it’s a whopping full marks from me 5/5 #bookstagram #readersofinstagram @janeharperauthor #thedry
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