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LOVE this whole series. The thing I enjoy is the main characters, Cormoran and Robin. It is a mystery series with the primary characters as private detectives in London. There is romance as the two main characters struggle with allowing themselves to fall in love with each other. They don't want to ruin a good working relationship. The cases they undertake each book are compelling, Highly recommend.

Robin jumps off the pages in this book, even if it‘s sold as a Cormoran Strike novel. This book is grizzly and horrifying on a number of levels. Despite the evil depicted throughout, the main characters seem to be a bright light of hope. “I do” accept the task of reading Book 4 soon.

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very good, large book but it was so engrossing I didn't notice once I got into it

I think I liked this one. Definitely not 5 stars, but probably 4/5. The writing is excellent and the characters are really good. They weren‘t necessarily likable characters, so I think that‘s what made me withhold a bit. Really heavy language too, and I just don‘t particularly enjoy the.

Well written, but not really my style. I found The Cuckoo‘s Calling on my bookshelf and decided to give it a shot—not realizing it was a mystery, which isn‘t usually my genre. Still, it kept me turning the pages, and I was surprised by the ending. It‘s the first in a series, but I probably won‘t continue. Just not my cup of tea.

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Intricate plot, a plethora of characters, side plots, personal lives, all connecting. I couldn‘t guess a damn thang that happened in this novel 😅 what a masterful storyteller. Dense book and the longest in the series so far and it flew by. Really hope Robin catches a break in the next one tho lol

ISBN: 9781611134940

Listening to this, narrated by Robert Glenister. Strike has found the missing man - but I'm only 1/3 through the book. Enjoying the story (set in London).

This is gonna take me awhile..it has 1391pgs, but the series to me is so good..hopefully I get lost in it and it won't take so long

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To the best of my knowledge, The Ink Black Heart at 1391 pages is the longest book I've read.