

These Japanese thrillers are so addicting. The decency: no cursing, no swearing. Just people talking and eating delicious food and in the mean time solving murder mysteries filled with twists. Quite the comfort read to me!
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These Japanese thrillers are so addicting. The decency: no cursing, no swearing. Just people talking and eating delicious food and in the mean time solving murder mysteries filled with twists. Quite the comfort read to me!
#FridayHappyReadingHour
Can I join this hashtag? My mom has dementia, it‘s slowly increasing and I am cherishing these moments with her and a glass of French rosé wine
For me this was the first in a series featuring the intriguing “Dr Galileo”, physics professor & police consultant. Thank heavens the book included 1 1/2 pages of 18 character names & a descriptive sentence for each! I constantly referred to it throughout my reading.
Skeletal remains of a young woman who went missing 3 years earlier are discovered,leading to an investigation. The suspect was tried & released 20 years ago for lack of evidence🔽
Reading on the porch- nice cool breeze, bird song- just saw a hummingbird visit. Enjoying before hubby has dinner on. I am so grateful to be able to be outdoors again! #winesndbooks #birdsong #relaxation #gratitude
I can finally sit on my porch again with a mask today! Yay! Air quality down to aprox 21. My MD wants me to stay masked outdoors until Monday. A Walk is in sight today, soccer tomorrow! Enjoying this book! #coffeeandbooks #porchlife
Tonight‘s read.#justtherightbook compliments of RJ Julia Booksellers in Madison CT. This is my first introduction to Detective Galileo & I am hooked!
Seems fitting that my current read is far as far can be from me on this World Book Day! 🌎 📖 ❤️
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I‘m a fan of Keigo Higashino and this latest in the ‘Detective Galileo‘ series did not disappoint. Yukawa, the sleuthing physicist and friend of Chief Insp Kusanagi once again stepped in to help the police solve a seemingly impossible murder. Although not a character driven story, it‘s still a gripping ‘how-dun-it‘.
This book was so good and worth the wait! As always, I would have never guessed the ending. I started the book and this puzzle last night and here I am. Book finished and puzzle nearly done. This is addicting. Also David Shih is one of my all time favorite narrators. Swoon. #japan #audiopuzzling
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In Silent Parade, a beautiful and musically gifted young girl disappears. Her remains are found three years later among the ashes of a burned out house. There was a suspect who kept returning to taunt the girls family but was never indicted due to lack of evidence. This prime suspect ends up dying during a popular annual street festival. Chief Inspector Kusanagi turns to Detective Galileo for answers.