pickAlways happy to read a new Agatha Raisin story! It‘s been awhile. While I will always miss M.C. Beaton, I do think the new author has a decent grasp of the characters. It‘s a little different but not enough to make me stop reading. Very happy Penelope Keith narrated the audiobook. 4⭐️
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pickFreida never fails to blow me away! I was completely hooked by this novel. Normally, I can spot the killer halfway through, but this time, I was left guessing until the very end. The story had so many twists—an ex-detective boyfriend, a current one, and even a creepy stalker thrown in the mix. The ending? Absolutely mind-blowing! 😱🔪📖 🎧
pickEasy read with a good storyline. Tempe gets called to Washington DC to help identify human remains from a house fire. The story has the usual twists and turns of a Kathy Reichs novel and doesn‘t disappoint. Her books are never boring.
“If I grabbed her head and gave it a solid twist to the left, I could break her neck. It wouldn‘t even be hard to do.”
pickI love this series and this one was really good! REICHS even had someone binging all the seasons of “Bones”. I love little nods like that.
As the title suggests, these victims have been burned. I enjoyed this one on audio.
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pickWow what a great book! Really keeps you guessing. It was a little slow at the start but then I couldn‘t put the book down.
pickThe story revolves around main character Sydney, who finds herself entangled in a web of lies when she enters a seemingly perfect relationship with Tom, the ever so handsome doctor. There are soo many characters in this book who are questionable and when I say I did not see the ending coming - those are my favorite sort of stories. I thought I had it and was completely wrong. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
pickThe latest in the series finds Tempe in DC, asked to assist with the aftermath of a fire. It‘s a good addition to the series, with a fun wink at Bones. I didn‘t love the audio, though, which I thought was read a bit dry. I will warn potential readers that there is a brief but very frank description of what happens to human bodies in fire, which might be too much for some right now.
