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Hilary427
The Suspect | Fiona Barton
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This was pretty good! It all got a little far fetched, but it kept my interest and was a good read. (15)
⭐️: 3.75/5

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Andrea4
Watcher in the Woods | Kelley Armstrong
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Finished while foraging! (🌿 Coltsfoot)
I sped through this in a handful of “sittings (more like walkings haha).
Yet another good one in the series, and no need to read the previous if you don't want to or can't.
This plot seemed a little convoluted but still, I love the characters and the whole premise. Casey's sister will be an interesting addition to further plots I imagine. Could have used more Anders time 😏

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Monica5
The Black Book | James Patterson, David Ellis
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So many twists with this one. It was really good.

Billy Harney is a Chicago Cop. He loves his job, but one day he is shot in bed with his girlfriend, assistant DA Amy, and his partner, Kim on the floor dead. He pulls through but can't remember what happened. Soon he is put on trail for murder. Has he been set up or is he really corrupt?

#offtheshelf2024 #readmytbrpile #jamespatterson #theblackbook

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BoleyBooks
Jar of Hearts | Jennifer Hillier
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Tackle the TBR 🤓📚
What are you reading?
#boleybooks #jarofhearts #jenniferhillier #bookbeast #bookbuds #mustread

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Monica5
The Black Book | James Patterson, David Ellis
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I'm reading 2 books.

📘The Black Book by James Patterson
🧑‍💻 Cruel Deception by Gregg Olsen

#weekendreads @rachelsbrittain

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Monica5
The Black Book | James Patterson, David Ellis
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Patti Harney stops her unmarked sedan two blocks shy of her destination, the narrow streets packed with patrol cars, the light bars on top of the units shooting a chaos of color into the night.

#FirstLineFridays @ShyBookOwl

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Kerrbearlib
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Quick audiobook. I enjoy a good Titanic story.

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candc320
No One Can Know: A Novel | Kate Alice Marshall
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Mehso-so

Nothing mind blowing or particularly unique here. Nothing bad either, just middle of the road. As an audiobook with just one narrator it‘s kind of hard to keep track of all the characters and viewpoints and to be honest none of the characters seemed to really care what was happening or had happened in their pasts. The final twists was pretty interesting, though. If you like mysteries you might like this one. 🌟🌟🌟