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Fifty Fifty
Fifty Fifty: (Harriet Blue 2) | James Patterson
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Its not easy being a good detective when your brothers a serial killer. Sam Blue stands accused of the brutal murders of three young students, their bodies dumped near the Georges River. Only one person believes he is innocent: his sister, Detective Harriet Blue. And shes determined to prove it. Except shes now been banished to the outback town of Last Chance Valley (population 75), where a diary found on the roadside outlines a shocking plan the massacre of the entire town. And the first death, shortly after Harrys arrival, suggests the clock is already ticking. Meanwhile, back in Sydney, a young woman holds the key to crack Sams case wide open. If only she could escape the madman holding her hostage . . .
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Andrew65
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I‘m enjoying this series by James Patterson and Candice Fox set in Australia. Harriet Blue is a good lead female, but has quite a different past and this strongly affects her decisions as a detective. An interesting storyline and left with quite a shock and a cliff hanger. Onto book 3!

Booknerd2 I just finished Hush. It was so good!! 4y
Andrew65 @Booknerd2 Good to hear it keeps up the standard. 4y
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Andrew65
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Starting listening to book 2 in the Harriet Blue series set in Australia.

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ShelleyBooksie
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I have been struggling with my reading during these uncertain times. Then I dipped into my James Patterson stash - just what I needed. 3 books in 3 days. Each one a page Turner with a great storyline. The taggedone was my favourite.

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StellaDz
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This was a super quick and thrilling read! I finished it in about 6 hours. It was great to see a bit more of the dark side of Blue, and learn more about where she came from. You‘re beginning to see a well-rounded character that may or may not completely unravel. I love Fox and her exploration into peoples‘ dark sides.

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

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StellaDz
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A nice long weekend chilling and reading!

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ncayea
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This was a great read up until the last 60pgs. I still would recommend it as it was fast for the most part. I will still continue to read this series, the character Harriet is a new welcomed change.

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suzie.reads
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WOW! I can't believe it's the beginning of April and I've read 50 books already 😲
Really enjoying my reading at the moment and read some fantastic books so far this year. Here's to many more! 😁📚👍🏻

Erofan Wow! Congrat 🎉 6y
TheBookKeepers Wow keep it up!! 🎉🤩📚 6y
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Liatrek Congrats 🎉🎉🎉 6y
DivineDiana 👏🏻📚👏🏻 6y
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MelissaSue81
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I feel like I‘m in a bit of a reading slump, but I did hit 50 books for the year on good reads today. Last year I had only read 4 by the end of March!

ravenlee Wow! That‘s great progress. I‘ve been reading more this year than last, and I‘ve noticed when my pace slows it feels like a slump - but it‘s really still a normal pace. 6y
Redwritinghood Impressive! 👏🏻👏🏻 6y
sprainedbrain That‘s awesome! 6y
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Bourriquet76
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1. Tagged, light read today
2. My mom and grandma
3. Evenings when I can relax
4. Little House, HP, Handmaid‘s Tale, Red Tent, The Eight, A Time To Kill, Joy Luck Club ...
#manicmonday
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JoScho 📚😊❤️ 6y
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Bourriquet76
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Time for a light read

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Read4life
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I enjoyed the book shot short book that introduced Harriet Blue. Then I wasn‘t thrilled with the first full length Harry Blue book. I‘m happy I have Blue another chance because I really liked this one. Action, twists and characters you care about. 🤓💙

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MonicaLoves2Read
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I just fly through James Patterson books. This is #2 in the Harriett Blue series. There is a serial killer lose and the police, her collegues, arrest her brother Sam. Harriett knows he didn't do it. She tries to investigate, makes a mistake and is sent to the outback. There a person has left a dairy saying they are going to kill the town. Will she find the killer? Will she be able to help Sam before something happens to him?

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Booknerd2
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This book was way, way better than the first one featuring Harry Blue. Her brother‘s on trial for murder and she gets sent away on another case. While she‘s in the middle of nowhere, she relies on friends to help her brother. No spoilers but I hated the ending. 🤬😡

Caffeinated_Reader I love James Patterson books! Ever since I read Bless The Child way back in my teenage years 😆 7y
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LisaJo
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I like the way Candice Fox writes the Harriet Blue novels. Very plot driven. A great pallet cleanser and quick read when that is needed. I believe the title is reference to the fact that the book alternates between two different story lines. One takes place in the Australian desert in the hunt for a killer. The other story takes place in Sydney and the hunt to prove the innocence of Sam, Harriet‘s brother.

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Tracylynn1177
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Another great book from Patterson!! An easy, quick read with an engaging plot and characters and a nice twist at the end that allows the series to continue. I will admit though that Patterson's books have become a little cookie-cutter; however I'm still going to read them because, well, it's James Patterson and how can you not read one of his books???

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NikkiKey94
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Just finished this book tonight and it was so good! I really enjoy the character of Harriet Blue. She is fearless and ultimately a badass! No spoilers but the ending was shocking and I‘m ready for the next book!

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Forgetfulmum
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I thoroughly enjoyed this book, I love the main character and would love to have a pinch of her courage.