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Pickpick

The title says it all! Kuku writes compelling, revealing, and at times funny stories about relationships between the sexes in Nigeria. From a pop star keeping himself celibate on tour to meet up with a woman from Instagram who turns out to be more prudish than he thought to a woman who is about to sever her husband‘s member after he insists she sleep with a millionaire for money. Really fantastic short story collection!

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tokorowilliamwallace
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Options for my April #bookspin and #doublespin dreaming, as all coming from one local used bookshop, whose outside sales cart I like to shop and find older hardback copies from, and take a visit to the nearby local microbrewery for a leisurely pint or the lakeside park or Riverwalk.

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The Law of Lines: A Novel | Hye-young Pyun
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This was the first book I read by this author but it won‘t be the last. I really enjoyed this story which was impossible to put down once I started reading. Two sudden, unexpected deaths lead two women on a hunt for the truth about what happened. This is a story about obsession and revenge with the tension building from the first page, a slow burn of a story which nonetheless keeps you engaged as it heads towards the inevitable end. A good read.

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The Law of Lines: A Novel | Hye-young Pyun
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“When does evil intent become evil itself? Is it evil simply to imagine and harbor an idea? Does it begin when a thought is put into action? And if that action fails, then did evil never exist to begin with?”

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The Law of Lines: A Novel | Hye-young Pyun
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Next up!

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BkClubCare
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Road Trip
On way to KCMO for St Patrick‘s Day party ☘️

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The Law of Lines: A Novel | Hye-young Pyun
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Another thriller from South Korea to add to my TBR mountain…

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BookBosomed1
Wild and Distant Seas: A Novel | Tara Karr Roberts
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Inspired by one of the minor characters in “Moby Dick,” this book is a slow burn. The reader journeys across the world as 4 generations of women search for the elusive “Ishmael,” a key to their belongingness. If you enjoy women‘s lit fic with a touch of magical realism, keep this book in mind. It will take you on a slow and intentional journey, which sometimes is exactly what is needed. Full review: https://www.goodreads.com/review/show/6043190663

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MrsMalaprop
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Today after getting my nails done I popped in to the op shop next-door to see whether I could find myself a Georgette Heyer @LeahBergen . I did not find a Heyer, but I did find these two 😍. For $2 each! #bookhaul #winning

BarbaraBB What I loved is so good!! 2mo
LeahBergen Well, those are some good finds! Let me know if you can‘t find a Heyer… I‘ll send you one! 😘 2mo
MrsMalaprop Thanks @LeahBergen I‘m sure I‘ll find one. Especially with @rissreads sending me links to book sales in our town. She‘s such a bad influence 🙄😂 2mo
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MrsMalaprop @BarbaraBB That book keeps coming up & then I spotted it today. 🙏 2mo
CarolynM Keep looking out for the Heyer‘s, you are bound to find a few soon. And I agree with @BarbaraBB about What I Loved. 2mo
Rissreads I‘m on the hunt for you now Serena! It won‘t take us long! 🤣 2mo
Rissreads So what Heyer are we looking for? Which are the best @LeahBergen ? 2mo
Rissreads Which would you recommend @CarolynM ? 2mo
CoffeeK8 Venetia is good! My favorite is 2mo
LeahBergen @Rissreads Let‘s see … maybe be on the lookout for Cotillion, The Grand Sophy, Frederica, Arabella, These Old Shades (this one is Georgian era rather than Regency), or The Corinthian. Or whatever you can find! 😆😆 I‘ve actually not read Venetia yet but it seems to be a favourite of a lot of Heyer fans. Happy hunting! 2mo
CarolynM @Rissreads I‘ve only read a couple of the romances so I‘m not much help with those. The mysteries will be harder to find but, for what it‘s worth, No Wind of Blame and Behold Here‘s Poison are my favourites.🙂 2mo
LeahBergen @CarolynM I‘ll make a note of these titles! 👍 2mo
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