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TracyReadsBooks
Tamarack County: A Novel | William Kent Krueger
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One of the real joys of reading this series is the attention Krueger pays to characters. The lead, Cork O‘Conner is fantastic but so too is his family which features prominently in all of these books. Never more so than in this one which has Cork trying to solve a murder & the same time one of his children is navigating a difficult decision. Another excellent installment which shows how complex it is to be human & care for others.

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HeatherBookNerd
Virgil Wander | Leif Enger
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A delightful, charming book about a man who has an accident that upends his life, which compels Virgil to forge a new and circuitous path to a changed existence. It all takes place in a small dying midwestern town with several endearing quirky characters. It‘s funny and hopeful. Engaging, entertaining, old fashioned storytelling.

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TracyReadsBooks
Trickster's Point: A Novel | William Kent Krueger
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Long held secrets intrude on the present in yet another excellent Cork O‘Conner mystery. Cork & his former best friend Jubal go into the mountains to hunt. When the day is over, Cork comes down by himself having watched his friend die, shot through the heart with an arrow…that looks just like one of Cork‘s. Being at the top of the suspect list means Cork has to figure out why someone is trying to frame him for the murder. Excellent.

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TracyReadsBooks
Trickster's Point: A Novel | William Kent Krueger
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Back to my reading happy place today…

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MeganAnn
The River We Remember: A Novel | William Kent Krueger
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Attended a fantastic author talk this evening with a friend. It featured William Kent Krueger talking about his tagged book which was selected for the local One Book One Community read this year.

I haven‘t had a chance to read this book yet, but his talk was wonderful. He also discussed his writing process and the power of stories. If you like his books and have the opportunity to see him speak in person I highly recommend it.

Blueberry Wow, lucky. I would love to hear him speak. 5d
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JenReadsAlot
Ordinary Grace: A Novel | William Kent Krueger
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I almost forgot to throw out this book recommendation for #standalone One of my favorites! @PuddleJumper #flerken #hauntedshelf

PuddleJumper 🎉🎉 4w
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julieclair
The River We Remember: A Novel | William Kent Krueger
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A murder mystery provides the framework for this painfully realistic portrait of mid-20th-Century life in small town middle America. Riveting.

#HauntedShelf #BookRecommendation Team #HexesandCrows @Catsandbooks

Prompt: Stand-alone

Catsandbooks 👏🏼👻🧡 4w
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TracyReadsBooks
Northwest Angle: A Novel | William Kent Krueger
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This series is my happy reading place right now. These books are impossible to put down. Krueger is masterful at building tension, at putting his characters in high stakes situations where not everyone makes it out while those that do, more often than not, do so in believable ways. As always, the mystery itself is compelling but it is the characters themselves that keep you turning the pages. Another really good book in the Cork O‘Conner series.

Anna40 Which of his books would you say should someone new to the author start with? 4w
TracyReadsBooks @Anna40 sorry for my tardy response! I‘ve read the series in order from the beginning which I‘ve really enjoyed because of the development of the recurring characters from book to book. That being said, the first book is good but not my favorite so if you start there, I‘d read a couple of more to get a real sense of the series. If you just want to see what the series is all about, try Boundary Waters or Heaven‘s Keep. Writing is always excellent. 4w
Anna40 Great! Thanks so much! 3w
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CSeydel
Ordinary Grace: A Novel | William Kent Krueger
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It‘s autumn outside but it‘s the heat of July in my book. Blazing through this compelling story of the events of summer 1961 in New Bremen, Minnesota. A mystery, a coming of age tale, a historical fiction - whatever it is, I want to see where it‘s going. #hyggehourreadathon

Erinreadsthebooks This book is one of my favorites ❤️ 1mo
Chrissyreadit 🫶🧡🫶🧡🫶 1mo
CSeydel @Erinreadsthebooks I‘m enjoying it so far! 1mo
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Bookworm54
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Mehso-so

This was an okay read.
The murder mystery was good, but I hate it when the amateur sleuth solves the murder because an entire police force is incompetent (they missed not 1 but 3 key pieces of evidence). And gosh the Halloween hayride, coffee, and Halloween doughnuts were mentioned every couple of pages!
The side plot of which of my 2 boyfriends should I do a couples costume with was also annoying 😂

#HauntedShelf #SkeletonCrew #PSReadathon

Emilymdxn This sounds so annoying but also exactly like the kind of thing I‘d read 😆 1mo
Bookwormjillk 🎃🎃🎃 1mo
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