Brighton Belle: A Mirabelle Bevan Mystery: | 
panI think this is my first pan. Picked this up on the strength of the connection with my birthplace. But the writing is clunky, the plot not terribly exciting, and the descriptions of the characters of colour are a bit dodgy. Also the main character does something at the end which they would never have done, and isn‘t justified at all. End of this author for me !
Kicking off my #cloakanddaggerchristmas reading with this one, which is going very quickly. Halfway through without even trying. 😉
#20series20days The Mirabelle Bevan series
In 1951, former Civil Service personal secretary Mirabelle Bevan, mourning the death of her married lover, a wartime SOE operative, takes over a debt collection agency in Brighton. Chasing up unpaid bills frequently leads her into murder investigations and close contact with Superintendent Alan McGregor. Strong characters and lots of period detail make for enjoyable reads.
pickThis was a good murder mystery!
#Booked2020 #HatOnCover
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Heard positive things about this book, and is currently available for 99p.
#QuotsyMay2018 #hoard @TK-421
What is happening? I have now read three not-so-good books in a row. Need to break the spell!! The tagged one, Murder on Astor Place and Kick Kennedy did just not do it for me, and I thought I would love them all 😢
I recently discovered an amazing used bookstore near me, so I spent most of today there. Picked up these two #worldwar2 novels for under $8! #win
