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VanessaCW
A Shetland Winter Mystery | Marsali Taylor
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I found this quite intriguing and liked the characters. I loved the descriptions of Shetland, they‘re atmospheric and give a Norwegian/Icelandic vibe. It‘s a bit of a slow burner at first but when I got into it more, I really enjoyed it and found it gripping. It has all the usual plot elements - twists, turns and the odd red herring. It kept me turning the pages. An engaging wintry mystery which I can recommend.

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VanessaCW
A Shetland Winter Mystery | Marsali Taylor
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I‘m reading this book with my local book club. It‘s the tenth in the Shetland Sailing Mysteries. I haven‘t read the previous nine books. I much prefer to start with the first in a series but never mind! The theme is a story set during winter.

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jenniferw88
The Corfe Castle Murders | Rachel McLean
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TheEllieMo I love a book set in a location I know! 1w
jenniferw88 @TheEllieMo so do I! Corfe Castle is one of the closest National Trust places to me. 1w
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andrew61
The Mercy Chair | M. W. Craven
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Pickpick

Another book from my end of year reading. This series gets better and better as Washington Poe and Tilly Bradshaw bring their unique skills to investigating gruesome crimes. In this, a body of a man tattooed with religious scripture + curious code is found stoned to death. The subsequent trail leads poe to his deadliest finale so far. Page turner and with an ending that leaves more questions about their future.

TrishB Love this series 👍🏻 2w
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jenniferw88
The Corfe Castle Murders | Rachel McLean
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I doubt I'm going to get my book finished by Thursday, so I'm calling it. It was VERY CLOSE between this and Conclave, but as Turton has gone on my tentative plans for next year and Harris hasn't, I'm going with that. If it could be tied, it definitely would be!

#bookofthemonth (tagged)
#bookoftheyear is The Devil and the Dark Water
@Catsandbooks

dabbe 🙌🏻🩷🙌🏻 2w
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charl08
Whispers of the Dead | Lin Anderson
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Mehso-so

The latest Rhona MacLeod opens with a revenge killing: but revenge for what? Set at Xmas but not at all festive!

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Soubhiville
The Jealous One | Celia Fremlin
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Thank you @Mitch for the Christmas book! I‘ve never heard of this but it sounds great. I look forward to curling up with it! Merry Christmas to you, Mel, and Woodford! 💚❤️💚

AmyG Looks fun! 3w
Mitch Happy Holidays! 2w
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kspenmoll
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“ Long live the weeds and the wilderness yet.”

I just finished this lyrical & brutal novel, where the light succeeds & darkness recedes.

In this novel, the landscape is its own atmospheric character, which in turn shapes the characters and their lives.
#libraryfind #book1

AnnCrystal Intriguing 🤩🌱📚💝. 3w
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kspenmoll
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That first sip☕️… treated myself to pancakes with Vermont maple syrup this morning. #coffeeandbooks

Suet624 Yum!! 3w
BookishMarginalia That looks scrumptious! 3w
Amiable My husband and I went to the Snowport holiday market in Boston last weekend. There was a booth with maple syrup from Maine. I asked him if it tastes different than Vermont syrup. The answer: yes! We then had a fascinating discussion about geography and terroir and how it affects flavor. 3w
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kspenmoll @Amiable What a treat to have that discussion! 3w
AnnCrystal 🤩😋🍁🥞💝. 3w
MemoirsForMe Yum! 3w
dabbe YUM! 💙🤍🩵 3w
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