pickThis book was an easy read! From the moment I started, I was hoooked. I really didn‘t see most of it coming! 🤯 I‘m excited to read more of the Will Trent series and see what case he solves next!
A bite to eat before my iron infusion. Hoping storms will wait until I get back home!
pickTwo parallel investigations, one Ins. Cabot is managing,the other is DCI Banks case.Eventually the two overlap & collide,stirring up the events from two previous, horrific cases. #DCIBanksMystery #literarypiceprocedural
pickThis one had me a little tiny bit teary—Higashino does an excellent job of getting you invested in the lives, emotions, motivations (you name it) of his characters & because he does, as the story unfolds & secrets are revealed, it‘s impossible not to care. The truth in the is one hits hard…in the best way. Pacing is deliberate, it‘s a character study more than a murder mystery. If you want lots of action, this isn‘t the book but it‘s a great read.
I‘m feeling a good read coming on!
pick2 young white men burst into the home of a Muslim family looking for Bob.There is no Bob,only Omar & Billal,so they kidnap the elderly father&demand to be paid 2 million pounds in exchange for Aamir.The family insist they don‘t have that kind of money as Aamir only owns a corner store or do they?I most enjoyed the character Aamir,born in Uganda,& his backstory. I also enjoyed the writing but the case was far fetched&the love story ridiculous.
pickThis is a fun departure from Christie's usual formula. The way it's told builds the sense of menace and mystery in a way that doesn't happen with some of the more formulaic novels. I especially enjoyed observing my evolving feelings about Mike Rogers.
Photo: Moon over football fields, Canton, Ohio, 2025.
