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Another creative,wildly imaginative,plot.What struck me with this # 14 in the series was the author‘s in-depth character development of a possible suspect,the deeply troubled Mark Siddons.The descriptions of his inner psyche,emotional,& social background present possible motivations for his behaviors & in effect,created my sympathy for him. Centered around suspicious fires that resulted in murders, & art forgery,making a compelling read.

Happy May Day! Ye Gods, it snuck up on me, but here‘s my #Bookspin list!

Oh no... These seven plus two arcs on my reading list for next week. Had to exclude four, because 24 hours a day is not enough time. Well, who said life as an avid reader would be an easy one? No one. That‘s who. Another murderous week ahead it seems 🤔

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The mystery challenge was definately hardest of all. I am stuck between the two Peters, Robinson and James and it is a tie! Besides they are both friends so I can't put one over the other.

Peter James was inspired to write by the book Brighton Rock and Peter Robinson's would definately include The Water's Edge.

I'm a bit behind so this is my contribution for yesterday's hashtag #fire. This is book 14 from one of my favourite Detective series, Inspector Banks. If you haven't tried it I do recommend it. #NoteworthyNovember

Surly faced Yorkshire Detectives... Does nothing for North England PR. Try smiling guys, life isn't all that bad!

They forgot about the other 11 months as well. Blackpool is cold, bleak and lonely all year round mate!