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Good though a bit dry: chosen prompt for #Booked2023 #WronglyIncarcerated. This is a historic case in Canada. The first part is about the unjust incarceration of a Mi‘kmaq teen for 11 years in Nova Scotia in the 70s, leading to the Royal Commission that resulted in permanent changes to the legal system. 10 years later his controversial assertion of his Indigenous right to fish for eel in any season, also led to legal pro-Indigenous changes.

While looking for a book for #booked2023,this one was tagged for #wronglyincarcerated.I have enjoyed the author‘s books in the past,but this one had too much going on for me.Characters barely developed.While Kay is planning a Library fundraiser at the Carrington Estate,she meets Peter Carrington and they marry. Kay‘s father had been the Landscape Designer there until he supposedly committed suicide.Complicated. Stuck with it for the prompt.

Not my favorite of hers but still great and kept me guessing! Thanks to whoever put this on SG for the #booked2023 prompt! Just happened to have it on my shelf 😊 #wronglyincarcerated @Cinfhen @BarbaraTheBibliophage @alisiakae

Loved this one! This is only my second Mary Higgins Clark book and I know I‘m going to need to read more. Kept me guessing until about 3/4 of the way through. I put this one on my tbr six years ago #roll100 #booked2023 #wronglyincarcerated

I wasn‘t joking @sarahbarnes when I said I wanted to read this right away😉Here we go! And so far, I‘m LOVING the tone ( narration is fantastic) LOTS of f bombs for those who don‘t like foul language. #ToB23 longlist