#DeckTheShelves #BestNewAuthorOfTheYear for me was Nicola Upson. And l probably would have never read her if not for Netgalley.
I love her style, her solid plots, her complex character. I'll read a lot more of her stories
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Nine Lessons: A Josephine Tey Mystery | 
#DeckTheShelves #BestNewAuthorOfTheYear for me was Nicola Upson. And l probably would have never read her if not for Netgalley.
I love her style, her solid plots, her complex character. I'll read a lot more of her stories
pickReally liked this novel.
It's the 7th of the series, but l never felt lost. The characters are so well rounded that l never imagined them not to be people.
Loved the 1930s setting in Cambridge and the postwar atmosphere.
The two mysteries are really gruesome, especially the main one, but in spite of everything, it never felt too far-fetched.
I need to read more stories in this series
https://theoldshelter.com/thursday-quotable-nine-lessons/
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Just finished this mystery set in 1930s Cambridge and absolutely loved it three different threads, all very strong.
Proper review will follow shartly
Just realised this Netgalley ARC expires soon, so l have to put The Secret Adversary on pause and read this instead.
My #AgathaChristieClub has gone wild lately 😧
Tragically, I accidentally brought my husband's lunch (too spicy for me) to work, and left mine at home. So we both ended up having to buy lunch. 🙄 Oh well, a nice excuse to read for a few min!
I love that since one of my hats is "book reviewer", I am working right now - reading an October title while the 3yo climbs "the biggest rock EVER". ??
Camping with friends from church = a small horde of children roaming the woods together, & book time for mom!! 🎉📖🍾
