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The tagged is the one I am most likely to get to, not sure about the others.

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Emma discovers a woman‘s body in the water at The New York Yacht Club. Everyone except for Emma concludes it was a suicide. This is another solid entry in this series. I especially liked the development of the relationship between Emma and Derrick. Thanks to NetGalley and Kensington for the free copy.

“Cold rain soaking her boots, splashing her stockings, and leaking from the brim of her ruined hat and onto her face was the least of Saffron Everleigh‘s worries.”

#FirstLineFridays @ShyBookOwl
I loved the first two books in this series and am looking forward to getting started in this one!

Special thanks to Kensington Books for these #gifted books.

Book 2 in really good WWII mystery series.

Another series caught up with. I love this series. I rated this book a 3 out of 5 stars.

#ReverendMotherMystery
1925 heavily Catholic Cork,Ireland.
Eileen has reneged her previous allegiance to the IRA cause when she perceived that its Machiavelli leaders‘ violence increasingly escalated as they enthusiastically embraced the idea that “the end justifies the means.” But she has not left behind Rev.Mother,nor her childhood friend Inspector Patrick.When a novice is found dead in a convent shed,both join in to help Rev. Mother solve 🔽

Timely.

An interesting historical mystery that presents a fairly superficial view of the challenges faced by LGBTQ people in late 19th Century Chicago. Harriet Morrow has been hired as the first female detective of the Prescott Agency and tasked with locating, Agnes, a missing maid. She meets the fascinating Pearl Bartlett, encounters the Polish community, and is attracted to Barbara Wozniak. First in a series. I hope later books are stronger.

Leftover from #WinterGames this was a solid cosy murder mystery

I think this was a #readordonate from December @julieclair