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Michellesibs
The Blue Hour | Paula Hawkins
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I could literally copy and paste my review from The Girl on Train as my feelings and rating are the same. This author is so overhyped in my opinion.

I was hoping to see some growth in the author but nope, the writing is still basic and the plot holes are glaring.

This is the blandest thriller. The characters, the plot, the twist - all meh. Even the setting, which could be a character in its own right, was like a piece of dry toast.

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Michellesibs
Wild Dark Shore | Charlotte McConaghy
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Pickpick

Shearwater, an island between Tasmania and the Antarctica is home to 4 people, until a woman washes up on the shore barely alive.
As the tides get higher, the moody skies and angry waves take on a character of their own all the while providing an atmospheric backdrop for a plot that literally had me on the edge of my sofa with my heart hammering in my chest.
I went into this book knowing nothing, and so should you.

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NotCool
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This is a fun little series. Although a part of me considers it a Bad Machinery AU. Truly, the John Allison expanded universe is MCU-esque.

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Headinherbooks_27
The Last Town | Blake Crouch
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That last book was mind-blowing !! It was chaos from the very beginning until the end. It was a total rollercoaster of suspense, action, and angst. The tension between the characters was so intense it evoked palpable angst. I found myself holding my breath and my chest tightening during most parts in book 3. The ending was perfect but there‘s a small part of me that wishes there were more. I really loved this.

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LeahBergen
The Tea Ladies | Amanda Hampson
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I‘m thoroughly enjoying this humorous, cozy mystery set in 1960s Sydney, Australia.

Thanks again for sending it my way, @CarolynM ! 😘

Cathythoughts I love that cover ! ❤️👗 now
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DebinHawaii
A Murder Most French | Colleen Cambridge
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#Read2025 #SeriesLove2025

Just finished my #ThematicCozies November pick for #Food & I quite enjoyed this second book in the An American in Paris mystery series. Tabitha is back to learning cooking from her best friend Julia Child & solving mysteries. In this one 2 chefs are murdered by drinking poisoned rare wines. I have a fascination for the Paris catacombs & Post-WWII France & between that & the delicious food mentioned (all the butter & ⬇️

DebinHawaii … & cream favored by Julia) that made me hungry, I was Googling frequently throughout. (Mushrooms grown in the catacombs? Yes, please! https://www.atlasobscura.com/articles/paris-catacomb-mushrooms ) The MC‘s continual reference to her “internal imp” gets on my nerves a little but I‘m willing to overlook it for the food descriptions & time with Julia Child. (edited) 3h
DieAReader ♥️♥️♥️ 2h
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Texreader
Murder and the First Lady | Elliott Roosevelt
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Elliott Roosevelt wrote 20 mystery books with his mother as the sleuth! I‘ve got to find these!

More here:

https://www.instagram.com/p/DRR6TDfD_d1/?igsh=b2t5dWt2OGFyZHRp

AnnCrystal 📚🤩👍🏼🆒💝. 4h
GingerAntics I would be interested in these as well! 2h
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dabbe
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#thelitsyirregulars #tli @Cuilin

Thoughts, Pastiched-Sherlockians?

Librarybelle Life isn‘t easy at the moment, and I did not get to read this but read it years ago for a mystery discussion group I led. I don‘t remember every detail about the book, but I did like it and felt that it paid good homage to Conan Doyle and Holmes (the group agreed too). It takes talent to bring a new story such as this close to an original. I adore Horowitz and his books, so of course I vote for reading Moriarty! 6h
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dabbe
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#thelitsyirregulars #tli @Cuilin

Thoughts, Pastiched-Sherlockians?

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dabbe
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#thelitsyirregulars #tli @Cuilin

Thoughts, Pastiched-Sherlockians?