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kspenmoll
Bloody January | Alan Parks
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Panpan

This was too “bloody” for me. The tortured protagonist,Ins. Harry McCoy did not save the book for me. Way too violent & gruesome. Enough said. Obviously, I will not continue with this series. #readyourkindle

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kspenmoll
Bloody January | Alan Parks
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#weeklyforecast
Reading a little of this, a little of that this week.

Amiable I have “What We Knew” on hold at my library. Is it a good read? 6d
kspenmoll I am finding it good so far ( on p. 44) because it is oral testimony/interviews of Jewish & non-Jewish people. 5d
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BarbaraBB
Gallows View | Peter Robinson
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Pickpick

Thanks to @kspenmoll I started this series and I did enjoy it. This first installment was written in the 1980s and it‘s rather misogynistic but I didn‘t really mind. I liked the characters and the setting and am curious about the second book.

📸 Cannes, France

Bookwormjillk Pretty picture 1w
Lesliereadsalot You‘re on the move! 1w
AlaMich That picture could 💯 be Los Angeles, with the ocean in the background ! 🌴 (edited) 1w
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kspenmoll Yes to your comment re Misogynistic, er time5, but improves over in time as series progresses. 1w
BarbaraBB @AlaMich I was surprised to see how much it resembles LA too. Just the Mediterranean instead of the Pacific. I love palm trees 🌴 1w
BarbaraBB @kspenmoll that‘s good to know and honestly I didn‘t really mind, growing up in the 80s myself! 1w
BarbaraBB @Lesliereadsalot I had to be in Cannes for work but have been going there by train from Nice which I think is a much nicer place to stay! 1w
Lesliereadsalot South of France is my dream vacation! 1w
BarbaraBB @Lesliereadsalot Really? Well I hope you‘ll get here one day 💕 (edited) 1w
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MonicaLoves2Read
Bonded in Death | J. D. Robb
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Pickpick

I know some people are tired of this series, but I LOVE it! I have read all 60 books in this series, and I can't wait until my hold comes in from Libby for Framed In Death. I highly recommend this series!!

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TorieStorieS
Agony Hill: A Mystery | Sarah Stewart Taylor
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Mehso-so

Set in the 1960s in a small VT town, this mystery introduces a fairly large cast & two main investigators. Franklin Warren has left the city to take a role with the state police & his neighbor, Alice Bellows, misses the excitement of her war work & gets involved in clearing the name of clerk accused of stealing. I liked the setting more than the characters & didn‘t find the ending to be very satisfying. I am curious where the series will go next.

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intothehallofbooks
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Pickpick

#13 in the series. These books are so consistently good. The opening scene is the brutal murder of an ex-Amish woman, one that Kate knows from back when she used to be part of the Amish community.

I thought things were wrapping up when the investigation took a wild left turn, which kept me on my toes. I wish Kate didn‘t always put herself in dangerous circumstances-I think her propensity for danger gets a little old. But I do love this series.

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Blueroseis
Under a Veiled Moon | Karen Odden
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Pickpick

#historicalfiction The crimes that take place in this novel are truly horrific resulting in the loss of hundreds of lives. The story is well written and the majority of the investigation is quite gripping. While the book travels along at a reasonable pace and in parts is very exciting there are interludes particularly where family is concerned that the narrative just drags. It is a very good read but I would have preferred a condensed version.

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Blueroseis
Under a Veiled Moon | Karen Odden
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What an amazing coincidence: A parcel of books that was scanned at my local postal sorting office two days ago has not been delivered. I am going to the sorting office tomorrow morning to ask them to search for it. Frustrated I decided to read a bit more of my book which is set in London and yet The Prince of Wales in Abercarn jumped off of the page at me. The sorting office I'm going to tomorrow is on the Prince of Wales estate, Abercarn. S.Wales

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kspenmoll
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SITG-Chilling. Shocking.A wedding massacre.A decoy shooter.Jenny Fuller,a forensic psychological profiler returns to assist DCI Banks & his team.Strange occurrences lead the police to pursue a devious,immoral military trained sniper who is set on a revenge vendetta rooted in his childhood.
CL-A woman is found dead,placed in an abandoned car.A man suited in business attire is discovered in a gully.A high class call girl enterprise is discovered⬇️

kspenmoll ⬆️ National Intelligence agencies become interested.Is Banks‘ nemesis,who tried to murder him,involved? MRTC-immigration racism. Middle Eastern war-torn countries moving to the UK a young boy found dead stuffed into a wheelie bin(garbage can). Banks & his team move quickly to solve the murder to avoid a flareup of racial/class tensions.Meanwhile, a close friend is in a precarious situation & needs his help. (edited) 1mo
BarbaraBB I bought the first one just because of you. Will read it soon 1mo
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kspenmoll
Many Rivers to Cross | Peter Robinson
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Emmy is busy trying to push my book away(into the coffee cup!) Her very clear message: I want your attention! Absolutely No Books! We Do Not Care that reading is your passion! #WDNCW #catsoflitsy #coffeeandbooks #DCIBanksNovel

rubyslippersreads I think just about every day is We Do Not Care Day for cats! 😹 1mo
lil1inblue @rubyslippersreads 😹 🎯😹 1mo
willaful @rubyslippersreads They created it! 1mo
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kspenmoll @rubyslippersreads 😹😹🤣🤣 Truth!!! 1mo
AnnCrystal 💕😹💝. 1mo
dabbe A #WDNCW from the cat's POV! L😍VE! 🧡💜💛 1mo
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