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Saw the St Olaf's church today. It was under construction so couldn't visit inside. Maybe next time.

One of the story locations. 😍

I loved reading about mediaval Tallinn! This reminded me a bit of Niklas Natt och Dag but was much lighter to read. I'm definitely going to read the other books in this series.

Reading on a ferry on the way back to home 📖🤓⛴️

Finally found a cafe I like in Tallinn! My previous favourite had vanished. This one is even atached to a big bookstore!! So perfect! 😍

Decided to beging a new book. This one is set to mediaval Tallinn. I took a stroll around the old town couple days ago and saw the book locations. Perfect read for the trip! ❤📖

I‘m starting to think that maybe murder mysteries aren‘t for me in book form. I found this one to be a little bland and at times it was a struggle to keep reading. I also kept mixing up the characters which wasn‘t ideal in a murder mystery. I don‘t really have much more to say about it. Book 10 for #ReadingEurope2020 #Estonia @Librarybelle @BarbaraBB #translatedbooks

I‘m waiting for a Zoom meeting to start so of course I had to pick up my book to pass the time😄 #currentlyreading

A visiting knight is brutally murdered in medieval Tallinn with a second murder occurring shortly thereafter. The town council is trying to sort the situation, which is solved by Poirot-like apothecary Melchior. This meandered at times and the end was a bit overly drawn out, but it was an enjoyable, lighter choice for #Estonia. Thanks to @Martta for posting about this and putting it on my radar.

#ReadingEurope2020

Finally got my hands on this one! First in a series. A mystery set in medieval old town Tallinn. The protagonist is an Apothecary. Should be an interesting read. #Estonia

The last one is a novel set in medieval Tallin. I've been wanting to read this for a long time! I was happy to find also something a bit easier because the other books were such a heavy nonfiction. 😁

I read this one for #PassportLitsy and it was a decent cozy mystery. There were parts that I figured out fairly easily, and some that I didn‘t; it was an entertaining read that included some interesting historical detail and atmosphere. #Estonia

So thankful to live in a time and place where owning four books is not seen as a lot #PassportLitsy #Estonia