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This was just ok. I will always love the wonderful cast of characters, however the mystery in this one was just a little dull. Also I am really over the house renovation side plot, can it be done already?! 3⭐️

#56
This was good

#WondrousWednesday @Eggs

🍫 Sweet
🪡 Make
👻 Ghost
🦉 Owls
🤍 Mummy
🎉 Party
👻 Casper
🪄 Spell
🧙🏻 Witches Brew
🎨 Paint pumpkin
👻 Haunted house

#wonderouswednesday @Eggs

Sweet
Make
Ghost
Owls
Mummy
Party
Potion
Witches brew
Carve
Graveyard

@KateReadsYA @Mommamanzi @Pageturner1

A former prostitute and drug addict, who seemed to have been turning her life around, is found dead in a squat with the body of her 6 year old daughter. Next to her body is a credit card belonging to a multi-millionaire who had died in a plane crash 6 months earlier.

#coffeeandabook

Interview, October 2006
Beyond the window, I can see three kites hanging in the air over Bute Park.

#FirstLineFridays
@ShyBookOwl

Great setting beautifully described, with clunky dialogue and two dimensional characters. The story was okay. But I finished it with an hour to spare before Libby reclaimed it!

Tomorrow I‘ll start Grim Reaper‘s Guide.

Progress was made on the rest.

Fun readathon!

#birthdaybashreadathon

This is #59 in the series. That I have not tired of this series is a testament to Nora Robert's skill at telling an entertaining story with interesting characters. While this was not one of my favorites, it was still an excellent mystery and probably a more realistic representation of the work of a detective (less action, more investigation). I always recommend you start at the beginning with “Naked in Death“ Thanks to Edelweiss+ for the ARC. 4/5

I enjoyed this installment of the Constable Molly Smith series set in the Banff Springs Hotel in the Rocky Mountains. It was especially fitting that the story was set over the Canadian Thanksgiving weekend, which we had just celebrated.

#HauntedShelf #Flerken @PuddleJumper