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1.Definitely from the tagged book-one of the first spy novels to have such a startling twist and set it up in such a good way.
2.So difficult to pick just one!I'll go with Raiders of the hidden ark by Graham Addison,evocative of not just a time but also explores a contested city,the reasons behind archaeology.
3.It would have to be Subterranean Homesick Blues, available on audible,helped me when I was sick with dengue.
4.Gala Brand!

1. Would have to be the unreliable narrator who turns out to be the killer.
2. The True Crime genre but Ruby Ridge by Jess Walter & Someone Else‘s Daughter by Julia Sheppard in specific.
3. The Exorcist by William Peter Blatty(chilling!)& Dune by Frank Herbert.
4. Phryne Fisher! Absolutely awesome aussie🇦🇺

Thanks @Cinfhen for making me think,not enough to make my own questions! #OnTheSpot

Answer these then make your own or use the above👇

I‘m about to put you #OnTheSpot @Cathythoughts @Lizpixie @DGRachel @Simona @Reviewsbylola @swishandflick which book/books from this past year come to mind for the following four questions: 1.Favorite plot-twist? 2. Favorite Nonfiction? 3.Favorite Audiobook? 4.Favorite character? Pick some friends and put them #OnTheSpot you can ask the same 4 questions or pick your own 4… who wants to play!!! Join in