Litsy

Bones of Betrayal: A Body Farm Novel | Jefferson Bass

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#106
Not bad.
In a town of Oak Ridge, the home of the A-bomb in WWII, Dr. Bill Brockton and team comes across a body in Ice, the victim is Dr. Novak. During the autopsy, they discover he died of a searing dose of radiation, and everyone in the room is in grave danger...
Now to figure out where it came from and why

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Allylu

A Good Girl's Guide to Murder | Holly Jackson

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Loved this book! It reminded me of Maureen Johnson‘s books, but better. And I really liked the Truly Devious Trilogy! Maybe it‘s because I just finished this one? I don‘t know. Anyway it‘s really good! And now I have another series to read!!! #106 #BookSpinBingo #9 and a BINGO! #SERIES2021 #THEROYALREADATHON Death #HSREADATHON #8 #TAISandTALESforADULTS #33

TheSpineView, TheAromaofBooks

TheSpineView Great job! 3y

TheAromaofBooks Yay!!! 3y

CBee Love this series and need to get to the 3rd! 3y

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DGRachel

The Bladebone (The Khorasan Archives, Book 4) | Ausma Zehanat Khan

Only took 3 months for my signed, limited/numbered Goldsboro UK edition to make it across the pond to me. My collection is now officially complete. 💜💜

Mitch Yeah!💕 3y

MsMelissa Better late than never, right? 😊 3y

DGRachel @Book_Fiend_Melissa Totally! But I admit I‘m a bit disappointed - I stalked their website to preorder and the day it hit website, a week (or two) before it hit their newsletter, I preordered. My edition is #106. I have #18 of The Black Khan and #81 of The Blue Eye. I don‘t think they filled the orders in the order in which they were received. 😔 3y

MsMelissa I totally understand. Last year I took part in a Kickstarter by one of my favourite authors, Michael J. Sullivan. My books were supposed to arrive last April. But the pandemic messed with the shipping and nobody outside of the US has their books yet. I‘ve been assured the books due to Canadians are currently in Customs, so fingers crossed I don‘t have to wait too much longer 🤞🏻 3y

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DarkMina

May Day | Jess Lourey

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#106 of 2020. Just okay. ⭐️⭐️⭐️

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Brooke_H

Dead Ringers Sherlock Holmes Stories | Robert Perret

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Solid book of short Sherlockian pastiches. A couple of weaker ones, but most are really authentic in Watson's voice. "Gnarled Beeches" was my fave (bc I'm a sucker for a canon call-back).

(quarantine book #106; read a mystery)

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bookaholic1

Look Again | Lisa Scottoline

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#106
This one to me is one of the best..every adoptive mother never wants to go through what the mother of the book did

Clwojick So good! I loved this one. 3y

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Caffeinated_Reader

Scary Stories 3: More Tales to Chill Your Bones | Alvin Schwartz

#106 of my year! I‘m on a roll I know lol I thought it was time to reward myself with a little something for my inner child & a little something for my adult self hehe I‘ll let you decide which is for which 😏 Listening to Potions-Acoustic by SLANDER, Said the Sky, JT Roach 🖤🌻💀 Do something today that makes the inner child or inner you...smile!

Caffeinated_Reader Awww that was great! My favorite story from this one has to be T-H-U-P-P-P-P-P-P! 😂😂😂😂💀 I love it! 4y

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Caffeinated_Reader

A Twist of the Knife: A Novel | Becky Masterman

#106 I am a huge fan of Brigid Quinn and I can‘t wait to devour this book!

Caffeinated_Reader Well there was a lot to process with this one. Such a tail spinning read. Some of her sentences leave me thinking about them for weeks, that‘s one of my favorite things about Mastermans writing style. Also I‘m a huge Brigid Quinn fan, she‘s witty and tuff and even her temperament is perfect. I need to buy the 4th one still but I‘m definitely looking forward to reading it! 5y

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