pickIt‘s been 7 years since I read book 2, but this jumped out at me when I went shopping my bookshelves for my next read and I‘m so glad. This is a well-crafted, complex mystery with interesting characters. There are a few plot points that feel superfluous and unnecessary, but overall I enjoyed it. It was exactly what I wanted to read - compulsively readable without being either fluffy or oppressive.
pickA friend of mine recommended this series and lent me a few to start with. Seems like a pretty solid British detective series. I was a bit concerned with all the characters but I was able to keep everyone straight and follow through the twists and turns. Pretty good! #screamathon
pickI enjoyed the first two books in the Peculiar Crimes series - title three, though, is missing some of the charm of the previous books. There are still some interesting twists and turns without too much blood and gore. The lead detectives, Bryant and May, are memorable - this book didn‘t feature enough of them
so-so3⭐️ and a so-so because it took me a while to get into, and Jerry, while a great character, did not strike me as 17 at all. More like early 20s.
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pickAnother fun read with the Peculiar Crimes Unit!! I just love Bryant and May. This is one that goes back to the 70's to an old crime they solved. It has a lot to do with the class system. Always have my reading buddy nearby 😍
Sunday reading! While everyone is asleep I'm going to spend some time with the Peculiar Crimes Unit. Later I will wake them up so we can go to the flower show 😊
"I'm aging gracefully, which means not trying to look like a member of Concrete Blimp."
"I assume you mean Led Zeppelin."
When you manage to snag just the right spot on the bus to prop your feet up, and could happily just sit there reading well past your stop.
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