so-so3⭐️/5⭐️
Meh.
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Pretty good..one of my favorite authors
pickFirst entry in the Chicago Mystery, and it promises to be a great series. The primary character, Cass Raines used to be a cop. She left after being involved in a shooting caused by an incompetent cop who escalated what should have been the arrest of a teenager. Now she‘s a PI, and in this story she‘s seeking the killer of a priest who cared for her when she lost her mother. Good story, great characters. Well worth reading.
pickThat was a fun listen. One murderer was a surprise to me and another was not. I liked the way it ended as well. Pretty chilly today. #audiowalk
I still haven‘t figured out the murderer here, but this has been an enjoyable read so far. Took a tad bit of a turn that I wasn‘t expecting, but that‘s okay. I love to watch the windsurfers when they are out on the bay. They look like they‘re having so much fun. #audiowalk
Chapter 16 and I‘m really just now getting to the part where the amateur detectives start sleuthing. That‘s okay — I haven‘t been bored. Beautiful day for a walk, but I was slower than usual. My azaleas are really blooming now. #audiowallk
Making the most of my Sunday, by doing very little 😏
pickNot the best in the series, but still an enjoyable “cosy” read. Phryne is such a wonderful character.
Book 22/60; page 6,468/18,000 #Read2025 @DieAReader
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pickMurder Most Royal (Her Majesty the Queen Investigates 3), by S.J. Bennett (2022)
Premise: Her Majesty‘s Christmas celebrations are interrupted by the discovery of a severed hand on the beach near her Sandringham Estate, a hand bearing a signet ring she instantly recognizes.
Review: This is another solid entry in this charming series. The Christmas vibes were fun, and the setting of the end of 2016 added an interesting element to the story.
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Currently reading for my book club. Not sure about the story yet, but the cover is definitely a win for me!
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