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I‘m a sucker for a snarky narrator. Enjoyed this just as much as the first book ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
pickI‘m a sucker for a snarky narrator. Enjoyed this just as much as the first book ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
pickI really liked this one! I loved Ern and the way he told his family‘s story. This got very twisty but was done very well. Glad I finally got to this one!
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pickThis is a novel takes place mostly in the desert southwest. Having spent time there I know many of the places. I can relate to at least the land. I love the stories from/of the indigenous peoples. I feel brokenhearted with the loss of so many young women and I am grateful when their families finally have answers. I like many of the characters. 4.25/5
pickI just love this series more and more as I go along. This is number 4, and Kim finds herself and her team investigating a serial killer who‘s leaving victims on a “body farm” viciously beaten and stabbed. This one has some surprises and a reappearance of a possible love interest for Kim. Love these characters, stories and humor in these books. Recommended. 4.5/5⭐️
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The last person to see Andie alive? It had been Becca. It had always been Becca.
Good YA that is the third book in a series. A LOT of characters to keep up with though
so-soOh I‘m really not sure about this one. A murder mystery amongst the wealthy elite of London, with a working class detective tasked to solve it. The blurb says it‘s a satire, but…I found it a little obvious, and more caricature than satire. And the daft character names drove me insane. I did finish it, and I did get drawn into the story, but overall there were too many loose ends and it‘s one I won‘t remember.
