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Librarybelle
Immortal in Death | J. D. Robb
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Another superb entry in the In Death series! Eve confronts parts of her past and has to prove her bff‘s innocence. I laughed out loud in a couple of parts, and I‘m enjoying how much Eve and even Roarke have grown so far. Cannot wait to see what is in store for them next. #InDeathLongReadalong

Librarybelle This is my #BookSpin title for this month‘s #BookSpinBingo @TheAromaofBooks 2h
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rwmg
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Audrey Clement did not flinch when half a bread roll, thrown with force from one side of Lord de Floures‘ dining table to the other, just missed her.

#FirstLineFridays
@ShyBookOwl

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Cortg
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This was a fun and funny roadtrip story. Twenty-one year old Tanner loses her college soccer scholarship and gets a job as a live-in driver/caregiver for eighty-four year old Louise. Before she knows what she‘s gotten herself into, she has snuck out of the house in the middle of the night with Louise for a cross country adventure of a lifetime. Some hilarious moments as each learn from one another and form an unlikely friendship.

Suet624 I liked this one too. 5h
Cortg @Suet624 😊 5h
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Born.A.Reader
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📚 Nora Roberts' Garden Trilogy
📚 📚 Family Album by D Steel
📚 📚 📚 The Perfect Husband by L Gardner (tagged)
#TLT #ThreeListThursday
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dabbe All 3 are new to me and to my TBR! Thanks for sharing. 💚💙💚 12h
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MommyWantsToReadHerBook
Moonflower Murders | Anthony Horowitz
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I enjoyed it and it was a fun distraction but ultimately I was disappointed, I'm afraid. I feel like I've had enough of British crime writers needing to make their twist, their big secret, some kind of sex/kink thing. The Atticus Pünd novel was fun but the ending fell flat for me. I can understand why others loved it, though. ⭐⭐⭐

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Yuki_Onna
The Earthquake Bird | Susanna Jones
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1. Tagged. The Earthquake Bird by Susannah Jones. I remember being obsessed by it some years ago. - I even once missed my commuter train stop on my way home from work at theatre in the middle of the night because I was so hooked 😅
2. Unheimlich (=eerie, uncanny), a YA romantic thriller omnibus by Ursula Isbel. Got it on my 13th b'day. Still reread it every once in a while.
3. After Dark and/or Dance Dance Dance, my two faves by Haruki Murakami.

StaceGhost Yuki I love your choices! Murakami is such a good reread. I think my most rereads are boring— Jane Eyre, Anne of Green Gables, and Anna Karenina. 12h
dabbe Yowza! 3 I've never heard of and now on the TBR. Thanks for sharing. 💚💙💚 12h
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Yuki_Onna @StaceGhost Classics aren't (necessarily😉) boring! At least not Jane Eyre😁
I've never read the other two. I must say that I'm impressed by your rereading of Anna Karenina 🤯
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Yuki_Onna @dabbe You're more than welcome! 🩷🩵💜 8h
dabbe @StaceGhost I don't think so! #1: On my list, too! #greatminds #2: 🤩 #3: You win the #beyondperseverenceaward. I read it once, loved it, and said “Never again.“ 😂 Thanks for playing. 💚💙💚 6h
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Michellesibs
Make Me | Lee Child
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I love Jack and therefore I'm incredibly biased towards this series. Yes I know every book follows the same formula and yes they become somewhat predictable but I don't care. The writing, the characters, the plotlines are as familiar as comfy trainers and sometimes that's what we need in a book.

Content warning in this one for the Dark Web and suicide along with Jack's usual violence.

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Astroneman
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jlhammar
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“There is no secret, Tom, or else there are hundreds of them, and none of them interesting enough for you. The secret is that we‘re a family, we‘re just an ordinary family, with ordinary unhappiness like yours.”

Propulsive and poignant family drama. Insightful, impactful writing. An impressive work of literary fiction. Great start to my #WomensPrize reading!

BarbaraBB I started the longlist too with this one and what a great start it was! 11h
Cathythoughts Great review 👏🏻❤️ I have it stacked already X 9h
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