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ShelleyBooksie
The Secret Hangman | Peter Lovesey
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#twoforTuesday
@dabbe , @TheSpineView

I recently discovered Peter Lovesey in the bargain book section. Really enjoying this one!

@DinoMom, @AshRob22 - wanna play?

dabbe I'll have to look into him! 😍 4w
TheSpineView Thanks for playing 💜📖📚 4w
40 likes2 comments
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kspenmoll
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#HyggehourReadathon
A little tea, some penuche walnut fudge, a book& my kitties makes for a lovely hour. 💕💕💕

AlaMich What does penuche taste like? I always just go for the standard chocolate. 1mo
kspenmoll @AlaMich It‘s made with butter & brown sugar, milk, vanilla. It tastes like all those ingredients mixed together- a light brown sugar. I tried it with walnuts added because I can‘t eat chocolate. I love it! 1mo
AlaMich It sounds delicious! 1mo
Chrissyreadit 💛💛💛💛💛 1mo
AllDebooks Perfect x 1mo
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rwmg
The Cruellest Month | Hazel Holt
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Panpan

Staying with an old friend in Oxford, Mrs Malory finds that her godson is more upset than his family realises about having found a body, crushed under falling bookshelves, because he believes it was no accident. She decides to investigate.

I would have loved the setting and characters in this cozy when it first came out around 1990 but now I found it rather meh, especially in its characterisation of gay men.

Reggie Were they the sassy sidekicks? 1mo
rwmg @Reggie See spoilers below 1mo
rwmg There were two gay men in the novel. One was the murderer and the other was a bitch who took great pleasure in telling the POV character how he and his then boyfriend had emotionally manipulated her 20 years before, thus wrecking some of her most precious memories of her university days.

No objection to gay men being the villains but not when they are the only gay men in the book.
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Reggie Totally agree with you. 1mo
30 likes4 comments
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MaGoose
All the Lonely People | Martin Edwards
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Mehso-so

Harry Devlin's promiscuous ex-wife, Liz, is murdered in an alley. It seems every secondary character in the book has a reason to want Liz dead. Since Harry is still in love with Liz, he sets out to find the murderer. The plot plods along as Harry slowly eliminates suspects. There's a bit of romance between Harry and his neighbor, Brenda Rixton.

This is the first book in a series about Harry Devlin. I'll try the next book and see.

#mysteries

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MaGoose
All the Lonely People | Martin Edwards
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Your mind's playing tricks, Harry Devlin said to himself.

@ShyBookOwl #FirstLineFridays

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MaGoose
All the Lonely People | Martin Edwards
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Book mail today.

I'm already 51 pages into All the Lonely People by Martin Edwards, despite all the books I already have started. 🙄😆

#mysteries #bookmail

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kwmg40
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Pickpick

This was the first book I've read from the Superintendent Wycliffe series and it was a weak pick for me. The mystery was just OK but I did enjoy the cozy seaside setting and Wycliffe's character, so I'm willing to try more books in the series.

#192025 #1978 @Librarybelle
#gottacatchemall (Eevee: Read a book you own) @PuddleJumper

Librarybelle I‘m not familiar with this. I may have to check it out! 2mo
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andrew61
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Pickpick

I was a little unsure abt the idea of a prequel when I have travelled over 20 years in the Tom Torne series but this was a great page turner that explains a lot of the detective's back story. Set in 1996, as the country is gripped by the European championship, a little boy is snatched in a park under the eyes of the two mothers. As the plot unfolds, we learn of thornes dissolving marriage and how he met Phil Hendricks. Good read

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Leftcoastzen
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#CoverStories #BodyPart the ear with the skull earring!💀

Alwaysbeenaloverofbooks Perfect 👌🏻 3mo
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SmartBookWorms
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Pickpick

“They Thought I Was Dead“ is a well-crafted, suspenseful thriller with a strong emotional core. It's a must-read for fans of Peter James and those who enjoy character-driven stories that explore the darker side of human nature. This book is more than just a mystery; it is a story about a woman trying to find her way in the world, confronting her past and her mistakes. Peter James delivers another complex and satisfying read.