pickA journalist has been murdered in remote Montana and the prime suspect is the field researcher/dog handler Reeve, who she spent the day with. But he‘s the father of FBI agent Ali Paige‘s daughter and she‘s sure she‘s not guilty. We see her independent efforts to solve the case alongside a deeper examination of both characters. I really enjoyed this. #roll100
pickThis was much more violent than the usual cozy mysteries we read for our work book club, but it wasn‘t bad. It‘s frigid here this weekend so good timing for reading about Greenland.
Tackle the TBR 🤓📚
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If you don't like gore then don't read, that type of stuff while reading doesn't bother me.
I have found me a new author, and am looking forward to reading or listening to more
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PROMPT: WITH EYES
All eyes on you every night on your TV show can sometimes be hazardous to your health as Robin Trainer has found out.
All the death threats and incidents happening to her at the TV station….hate notes, voodoo dolls, poison-laced makeup, drug-laced brownies, what else can happen?
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pickTom Brokaw‘s book telling the story of his life and especially talking about his cancer diagnosis. The year of chemotherapy with lots of doctors visits. He explains how he had been living his life his way feeling pretty lucky. Intertwined he tells some of the highlights of his reporting years and his worldwide travels. A well-written book.
Interesting story and characters. Perhaps a little long but mostly fast paced. Fulfills Washington DC for my #52mysteries reading project. First in a series, but it‘s a little cynical and depressing for me to continue. I can read about murder and mayhem in other cities, but for my own city I just need to turn on the local news.
Anyway, this was one of the books I planned to finish for #dashingdecember but better late than never!
pickI love foreign journalists‘ memoirs and this one is fantastic. Readable, vulnerable, intense and informative, Ferguson showcases her life‘s work in Yemen, Afghanistan, Syria, Iraq- the beauty, the people and the tragedy. She has more courage than I could muster, and it makes me be reminded of how much to appreciate those who tell the stories of civilians in war.
