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This is the longest it‘s taken me to decide if I like a St. James book — I still don‘t know. Got a decent walk in even though I was afraid every second that it would rain. #audiowalk

I like St. James‘ contemporary stories and I liked the one I read that was set in the past, just not as much. The Other Side of Midnight is another one set in the past — 1920s — and it hasn‘t grabbed me as quickly as her more modern ones do, but we‘ll see. #audiowalk

I ended up quite liking this even though we have a bit less of our main characters than in The Spy Coast. The Summer Guests is a smaller tale in terms of scope , but it‘s well-told and keeps you wondering if you‘re right about the solution. #audiowalk

🎧👟 Spring in Tennessee is rough on the allergies, but so pretty! Omarosa‘s book is a fascinating, and pretty juicy, read so far.

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So far I‘m enjoying this book, but I liked The Spy Coast better. We‘ll see how it ends up. I‘ve got about 3 hours left. #audiowalk

This follow-up to The Spy Coast is my new #audiowalk book. I‘m enjoying it so far.

That was a fun listen. One murderer was a surprise to me and another was not. I liked the way it ended as well. Pretty chilly today. #audiowalk

I still haven‘t figured out the murderer here, but this has been an enjoyable read so far. Took a tad bit of a turn that I wasn‘t expecting, but that‘s okay. I love to watch the windsurfers when they are out on the bay. They look like they‘re having so much fun. #audiowalk

I started this today as my #audiowalk book. The premise is interesting, so I‘m hoping for a good listen. That polar bear was not there the last time I walked that trail. The water heater was, but today I started wondering why it‘s there.

The mystery in this book was perfectly fine if a little unfocused, but the Alex Delaware books are never primarily about the mystery — they are always about Alex and Milo. Those two are in fine form here. John Rubinstein‘s narration is, as always, excellent. #audiowalk