pickI figured out the how the murders were carried out, I just didn't have all the details quite correct. Nicely wrapped up storyline with a fun odd-ball group of new friends and a stand-in police detective that confessed to needing help from the community they all shared in order to solve the mystery.
Day 6 of #OminousOctober & today‘s word - Spices
This is one from my TBR queue on Kindle. I can‘t even remember buying it!
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pickMickey Spillane was a master at crime noir and Stacy Keach's narration gave this a classic 1950s feel. I enjoyed it.
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so-soThe penultimate Daisy Dalrymple series entry, and I was left slightly confused and just feeling meh about the storyline. It starts out interesting - a body in the cellar leads to an investigation around the identity and the murderer. My confusion may lie in listening to multiple books in the series with secondary characters sounding the same in each book. Just one more to go!
🍁 pumpkin spice latte
🍁 raking a huge pile of leaves & jumping in.
🍁tagged book- thinking I may reread it; I read it when it first came out in 2005!
#wondrouswednesday
Any and all Littens invited to play 🍁
pickThis was fast-moving, intense, and delightfully dark and spooky. Longlisted for the National Book Award (though it didn‘t make the shortlist) and for good reason. I picked it up because it‘s rare for a thriller to make the list and I was very curious. It didn‘t disappoint.
Today my new Vendula bags arrived... Couldn't resist the Sherlock Holmes one 💕💕💕
pickAnother book in the Agatha Raisin series.
You know that feeling when you just would like a familiar reread? I often turn to Heyer‘s mysteries for that, and this one is one of my favorites.
Recently, following a couple of disappointing reads, I picked it up again.
Very little drama, a cozy village, and an aged manor house at the center of sinisterly mysterious happenings, and of course Heyer‘s witty dialogue and superb characterization. It‘s always entertaining!
1932 for #192025
