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NikkiCureton
Bailedbailed

DNF for me. I just could not get into this one - didn‘t particularly enjoy the writing or the story itself. Just wasn‘t my cup of tea.

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ShananigansReads
Seduction in Death | Nora Roberts, J. D. Robb
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TheSpineView Fantastic! 5h
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dabbe
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#NancyDrewBR @Librarybelle

The 19th installment in the Nancy Drew Mystery Stories series, first published in 1942 under the pseudonym Carolyn Keene, Nancy is drawn into a mystery when she meets a young woman named Ellen Smith, who seeks help in locating a missing half of a treasure map. The premise of a split treasure map and pirate legacy is intriguing, offering a classic adventure that appeals to nostalgic readers of ND. Plus 2 #nnk's! 🤣

Librarybelle Nancy seriously needs to get her brain checked with all of the head knocks! 8h
dabbe @Librarybelle 🎯🩵🎯 7h
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CaitlinR
The Quiet Librarian | Allen Eskens
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A view of the Bosnian-Serbian conflict told through the eyes of Muslim woman who suffered unspeakable horrors, became a freedom fighter, and ultimately escaped to Minnesota. Told in alternate timeline chapters, the “quiet librarian” sets out to solve the murder of a dear Bosnian friend.

If you‘ve enjoyed Sepetys‘s books, you‘ll really enjoy this, but it‘s definitely written for grownups.

Librarybelle I was wondering about this one. Stacking! 8h
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Jen2
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So fun!

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christene_littlelibrary
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I love Vera Wong!!
Vera is inquisitive, meddling, intelligent, bold, and funny. She likes acting like a helpless old lady, but doesn‘t like being one. She‘s also curious, confident, outgoing, and not always politically correct.
The story captures the characters and the cultural lifestyles and traditions of the group. The plot has some twists and turns, but this story is about more than solving a mystery.

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Susanita
The Murder of Roger Ackroyd | Agatha Christie
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Interesting list! Books I‘ve read (7/100), a few from my TBR, some I‘ve never heard of in my life, and some by authors I have read just not the ones on the list. #TLT

Surely there will be more Agatha Christie in the next batch? Survey link: https://www.listchallenges.com/1001-books-you-must-read-before-you-die-1900s

Highlights:
1. The Call of the Wild
2. The Great Gatsby
3. The Murder of Roger Ackroyd

PaperbackPirate Lol I only had The Call of the Wild and The Great Gatsby! 23h
Daisey I haven‘t gone through this list yet, but I can say there‘s only one Agatha Christie on the entire combined 1001 list. 18h
Susanita @Daisey Wow!!😟 16h
dabbe You summed up this list perfectly! MOST on this one, I was like 😳! #TFPAS (Thanks for playing and sharing) 😊 14h
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Lizwarnerpdx
The Marlow Murder Club | Robert Thorogood
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A random assortment of women come together to solve a murder, or three, in their sleepy town. A similar vein to The Thursday Murder Club.

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Mshookquilts
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Cute cozy mystery with just a touch of ghost. Melanie and her granny, Liza, invest all they have in a home, which they intend to make a B & B, near the beach. The find a skeleton in a vacant hidden room. Since the mystery must be resolved before the police will allow boarders and other more important crimes come up, the gals decide to sleuth. But someone seems to have evil intent towards Melonie.