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1) Change is Hard or It Isn‘t Quite What I Thought it Would Be
2) Tagged. Although I read it years and years ago it is what popped in my head.
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This is a well-established series with a lot of books in it…16 actually…plus short stories scattered throughout. I liked this first book enough that I‘ll be continuing the series despite the graphicness, because wow…it was rather intense at times. I found the incongruencies between the Amish community and the “English” community rather interesting and the author's research was rather evident here and in the police procedures.⬇️⬇️⬇️
panI hated this.
FULL REVIEW: https://abookandateacup.blogspot.com/2019/11/review-carousel-painter.html
pickWhen a tornado visits Painter‘s Mill, 30 yo human remains are unearthed. Taut and compelling, this installment of the Chief Burkholder series has Kate in some dangerous scenarios that complicate Kate‘s relationship with Agent Tomasetti…
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pickKate is called to a car in a snowdrift with an unconscious woman inside. It‘s Gina, a fellow cop and old friend, and she‘s on the run from corrupted cops…
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pick2 boys seem to have disappeared without a trace. 11 yo Aaron (Amish) and 12 yo Kevin (English)are best friends and blood brothers. When they don‘t return home from a day of fishing, Chief Burkholder and Tomasetti begin the hunt.
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Confronting injustice & inequity is messy. It‘s not that easy when our systems depend on racism. I appreciate this book depicts a bunch of people trying to various degrees & mixed success at creating equity. It also brings the issue of integration to right now, which I also appreciate because we like to think of school segregation as being behind us. It‘s not.
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Thanks to @DimeryRene for pointing out the Little Fires Everywhere connection.
Who really killed Barbara Weaver? I know who I think did it. Love True Crime. Gregg Oslen is so good at True Crime, I think.
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