pickA Must-Read for Reacher Fans: In Too Deep Delivers Thrills and Intrigue
Lee Child and Andrew Child continue to deliver with “In Too Deep,“ a gripping addition to the Jack Reacher series that keeps you on the edge of your seat from beginning to end. This book is a masterclass in suspense, blending high-octane action with clever twists...
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Another intense story involving Detective Elouise Norton as she navigates a thorny homicide case and her thorny personal life. #serieslove2024
pickThis was a fun mystery. I think it falls under cozy mystery, but I'm not positive I know what makes a book qualify for that genre 🤷♀️.
pickI thoroughly enjoyed this cozy mystery, which was my #SeasonalCozies pick for May. Funny and lighthearted, with lovable characters, a hint of romance, and a mystery that kept me guessing. Set in beautiful Cornwall, with fun references to Cornish traditions and sayings. This is the first in a series, and I can‘t wait to read more!
panTrite. Predictable. Boring. And why oh why do narrators on audible seem to be breathy all the time? So irritating.
pick3 stars so a pick. I really liked how the main case wrapped up. Was grinning to myself on the bus for that part! So I‘ll hang on to this one.
so-soHilary Fenton finds the student in the rooms next door dead, apparently from an accident while cleaning his gun.
The first chapter was funny but the condescending eye-dialect for Mrs Bigger and the author showing off his familiarity with university slang rapidly got tiresome - one more “sported oak“ and I would have screamed. The actual mystery was good but the romance with the Profile was very unconvincing.
pickThis 5th series entry finds Kim struggling to find a connection between victims seemingly being stabbed at random. Meanwhile her arch nemesis, sociopath Dr. Alex Thorne, a manipulative psychiatrist she put in prison, is still pulling strings…some involving Kim and her estranged mother. There‘s always lots going on in these books, and this one is no exception. Loved seeing more of the dynamic between Kim/mom/Thorne. 5/5⭐️
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