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emilycoc
In Cold Blood | Truman Capote
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My next two reads! First up is a re-read, In Cold Blood. Breakfast At Tiffany's is one of my top 5 favourite books, but I have no recollection of In Cold Blood. Looking forward to diving in. #BookEighteenOf2025

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5 Stars • Crippen by John Boyne is a historical novel based on the 1910 murder case of Dr. Hawley Crippen. In London, Cora Crippen‘s dismembered body is found in their home‘s cellar, prompting Chief Inspector Walter Dew to pursue Crippen and his mistress, Ethel Le Neve, who flee to Canada disguised as father and son aboard the SS Montrose. ⬇️

suvata This story weaves Crippen‘s troubled past, his unhappy marriage to Cora, and the transatlantic chase, with a colorful cast of suspicious ship passengers. Blending fact and fiction, Boyne‘s non-linear tale delivers suspense, dark humor, and a twist ending that reimagines Crippen‘s guilt.

#Crippen #JohnBoyne #Bookish
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Firestarter994
The Lovely Bones | Alice Sebold
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In order from # 64, # 84, and # 46 for July‘s #roll100

Hopefully this will cool off the heat!!

PuddleJumper Haha hopefully! 5d
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Sargar114
Kill For Me Kill For You | Steve Cavanagh
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I started out thinking I wasn‘t going to like this one. Some serious triggers: child murder, extreme violence, mental illness, suicide, sexual assault. But once you get into it; it‘s impossible to put down. Twists throughout and while I saw some coming the ones I didn‘t really delivered. An interesting look at moral ambiguity. Could use a better title, otherwise a wild read. My #doublespin for June

TheAromaofBooks Woohoo!! 2w
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Sargar114
Kill For Me Kill For You | Steve Cavanagh
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Amanda White lifted the lid from the electric baby bottle sterilizer and stared inside at the .22-caliber revolver. #firstlinefridays

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Pickpick

5 Stars • The Widow's Husband's Secret Lie by Freida McFadden is a satirical/hilarious novella blending dark humor and psychological thriller tropes. Alice, a widow, sees her deceased husband Grant everywhere after his funeral, sparking paranoia and absurd twists involving mistaken identities and possible siblings. ⬇️

suvata Packed with exaggerated characters, genre-spoofing humor, and a shocking ending, the 150-page story explores grief and reality with laugh-out-loud moments. Includes a bonus story, BAD DATE SOS!!!. (also hilarious)

#TheWidowsHusbandsSecretLie #FreidaMcFadden #Bookish
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Harry was defensive about some of the methods he had used to get his stories. At one point, he turned on the reader, who he imagined censuring him for how he had obtained the Christie exclusive: 'Sit down there, you, that man in the back row, he admonished. 'I'll have no hypocritical comment! How many murderers' stories have you read, sir, in the Sunday papers? If you've never read one, then I'll listen to you. If you have read one, then shut up!

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AroundTheBookWorld
Five Little Pigs | Agatha Christie
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StellaDz
Little Wolves | Thomas Maltman
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I found this for $8 at Indigo years ago and had zero expectations. The cover was eerie and drew me in. Maltman paints an emotional image of small town rural life, struck by tragedy. A father trying to understand his son‘s actions. A pastor‘s wife trying to find her place. A town guided by traditions and keeping secrets. Mixing in folklore and Norse Mythology, Maltman creates a tense story interwoven with mystery and beauty.

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

NatalieR I loved this book! 1mo
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