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#60
This book was weird listening to knowing he was gone (to a better place). All in all a very good listen, burst out laughing moments for me.

This is #60 in the 'In Death' series and I have read and immensely enjoyed all of them. This one was particularly good and gave us more of Summerset's back story. It also had a wonderfully satisfying ending. If you like police procedurals with strong female characters I highly recommend them, but start with the first - “Naked in Death“. Don't let the 2060 setting scare you, these are not Sci-FI. Thanks to Edelweiss+ for the digital ARC. 5/5

Eve Dallas does it again in this book … I really love this series of books this is #60 and I can‘t wait until the next book … love the relationship and all the changes in each book … loved this read

Bookish Song #60: Dear Reader - Peggy

(Not the Taylor Swift song)

Still reading this book, but already found a song for it. The atmosphere in both just matches. Gentle, soft, dreamy 💜
My bookish bestie who's reading the book with me, agrees 🩷

So much trauma, but written so well that I don‘t feel gutted by it. Molly doubts herself constantly and yet she‘s really quite brilliant. This was a very intriguing psychological thriller with a great ending. I def thought Posey‘s killer was someone else!!! Book #60 in 2024

So glad I picked this as my first seasonal themed book this year. Such a cute read. Highly recommended. #60-2023

#60
This second book was just as enjoyable as the first one

I like a good dual POV story line, but these women were annoying. Livvy put up with more than normal women would. Anna was infuriating, I would‘ve been demanding my family immediately instead of going home with someone who was a stranger to me. But then I figured it all out. Not a gripping psychological thriller, but somewhat decent. I feel like I‘ve read something similar but can‘t put my finger on it. Book #60 in 2023

I like a good dual POV story line, but these women were annoying. Livvy put up with more than normal women would. Anna was infuriating, I would‘ve been demanding my family immediately instead of going home with someone who was a stranger to me. But then I figured it all out. Not a gripping psychological thriller, but somewhat decent. I feel like I‘ve read something similar but can‘t put my finger on it. Book #60 in 2023

Book #60 of the year! I'm feeling generous: 3⭐️

It was fine, but I could have done without the romance bit. I thought Carmen's growing bond with her family and her time helping "young" Mr. McCredie in the bookshop were far more endearing and believable plotlines. There was some humor, particularly when the children were involved.

I very much enjoyed the Edinburgh setting, particularly since I have been and could envision it all in my head. ❤️?