The Sound of Broken Glass: A Novel | 
pickAnother excellent entry in the Gemma James/Duncan Kincaid mystery series. As Gemma and Duncan continue to sort out their complicated family life, Gemma gets a temporary(?) promotion to another station. The past plays a huge role in the mysterious murders that revolve around a musician. Bullies, mysterious neighbors, alcoholism, revenge, jealousy, madness(?). And one police officer gets too personally involved with a possible suspect.⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
pickFinished my first audio book! This crime series#15, features Duncan Kincaid & Gemma James of Scotland Yard. Their domesticity & family life serve as a contrast to the dark & sordid world of murder. The plot moves between past and present, revealing characters' experiences & motives ever so slowly, building suspense. Her characters are nuanced, complicated, very real, flawed people, often harboring secrets. Highly recommended! #audiobook #crime
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Finally understanding why Littens enjoy audiobooks so much. 🎧 listening to this while I cook (not often) or do dishes (often- rather do that than cook)and tonight I found myself looking for more to clean so I could keep listening instead of preparing for work tomorrow!😊
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Starting late, after cooking a stovetop barbecue chicken dinner while listening to The Sound of Broken Glass. I am finally venturing into the world of audiobooks🎧
Then family viewing of US v Costa Rica.⚽️
Plans: Hoping to finish Delicious!, maybe start one of the other two pictured. I have been ignoring my LitsyAtoZ challenge so hope to get back on track with Z. Now upstairs reading! 👏Happy reading Littens! @Ambrosnazzy
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Finally ventured into the world of audiobooks. Never sure I would have the attention/focus. But my husband got me an Echo dot & I discovered I can cook and listen( usually I play music & dance!) because I can pause or ask "Alexa" to go back to something I missed. Its slow going because he usually cooks or we cook together. But maybe listen with my phone while I garden?
pickMy favorite mysteries are the Inspector Gamache books by Louise Penny. But since I'm all caught up with those, I've been reading Deborah Crombie and loving those too. They seem to get better with each book. If you want to give them a try, start with the first one, A Share in Death.
It's 90 degrees outside but the a.c.'s blasting in here, so I'm going to curl up with one of my favorite mystery series!
#mapsonbooks All of Deborah Crombie's hardcovers have a map of the neighborhood (usually in London but sometimes elsewhere in the U.K.) where the murder is being investigated. All maps are done by the same artist. It's such a nice part of the book. I love Crombie's JAMES and Kincaid mystery novels.
