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kellock
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Next kindle read . . . Return to the outback

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BarbaraJean
Knock, Murderer, Knock! | Harriet Rutland
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“Mrs Napier walked slowly to the middle of the terrace, noted the oncoming car, looked round to make sure that she was fully observed, crossed her legs deliberately, and fell heavily on to the red gravel drive.”

Now that‘s a great opening sentence!! 😂

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CRR
In Too Deep: Free eBook Sampler | Lee Child, Andrew Child
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Pickpick

Newest in the Jack Reacher series. I thought it was a good one. The sequence of events was different than the typical sort in the series. The changes were in the same overall vein though. Storyline was good and interesting. I enjoyed it—now just need to wait a year for another one.!

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BarbaraJean
Knock, Murderer, Knock! | Harriet Rutland
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It‘s the last #BookSpin day of 2024! Thank you, Sarah, for running this challenge—I look forward to it every month! My last two spins of the year are: a mystery from my Kindle TBR (I‘d love to use it for the #christmascrimechallenge if I can make it fit a prompt), and one from my library list that I‘ve been meaning to read forever (and it fits a year I need for #192025). Looking forward to squeezing these into my already-full December!

TheAromaofBooks Yay!! Enjoy!! I liked The Dean's Watch, although like the other Goudge books I've read it isn't exactly full of action 😂 But she can write such real people - I don't know, her books seem like ones I would find boring and uninteresting, but she completely pulls me in. 3w
BarbaraJean @TheAromaofBooks I‘ve only read Elizabeth Goudge‘s children‘s books before! This one has been on my list because I‘ve seen glowing reviews, but also because it‘s set in a fictional version of Ely, the English town I lived in as a child. This version of the cover features the Octagon tower of Ely Cathedral, which gives me so much joy!! 3w
TheAromaofBooks Oh wow, that is amazingly cool! A lot of the book is describing the town, almost as its own character, so being able to match that with real-life experiences would be amazing. I've also read and LOVED The Scent of Water, and read and quite liked The Rosemary Tree.

Do you still live in England??
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BarbaraJean @TheAromaofBooks Oooh, now I‘m really looking forward to the town descriptions!! I don‘t still live in England—I just wish I did! My dad was a civilian contractor for the USAF at the time and we were there for 6 years, but moved back to California when I was 9 (which is where I ended up). I‘ve been back to Ely several times to visit and dream of moving back someday! 3w
TheAromaofBooks Oh that makes sense!! I was thinking that you were in the US all this time, so you threw me off by having a childhood English village 😂 3w
BarbaraJean @TheAromaofBooks Hahaha... you are correct in thinking that I have been in the US all this time! I just have a sneaky international past 😂 3w
TheAromaofBooks Very international spy of you 😆 3w
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Traci1
In Too Deep: Free eBook Sampler | Lee Child, Andrew Child
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"Or we could go to a bookstore."

That. Let's do that. ?

TrishB It‘s never a bad idea. 1mo
Traci1 @TrishB right? It does seem to be the solution to a multitude of problems. 1mo
julesG Or the library. 1mo
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SmartBookWorms
In Too Deep: Free eBook Sampler | Lee Child, Andrew Child
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A Must-Read for Reacher Fans: In Too Deep Delivers Thrills and Intrigue

Lee Child and Andrew Child continue to deliver with “In Too Deep,“ a gripping addition to the Jack Reacher series that keeps you on the edge of your seat from beginning to end. This book is a masterclass in suspense, blending high-octane action with clever twists...

The full Deep Dive review of this book can be watched from our YouTube channel…
https://youtu.be/kmOPSAYCAp8

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Susanita
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Another intense story involving Detective Elouise Norton as she navigates a thorny homicide case and her thorny personal life. #serieslove2024

TheSpineView Fantastic! 5mo
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staci.reads
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Pickpick

This was a fun mystery. I think it falls under cozy mystery, but I'm not positive I know what makes a book qualify for that genre 🤷‍♀️.

peanutnine I'm pretty sure cozy just means no on-the-page murder or violence 6mo
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julieclair
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Pickpick

I thoroughly enjoyed this cozy mystery, which was my #SeasonalCozies pick for May. Funny and lighthearted, with lovable characters, a hint of romance, and a mystery that kept me guessing. Set in beautiful Cornwall, with fun references to Cornish traditions and sayings. This is the first in a series, and I can‘t wait to read more!

kspenmoll Stacked! 7mo
Jess_Read_This Oh! This one looks very good. A perfect summer read. I‘ve never heard of this series or author too. Thanks for sharing and stacked! 7mo
julieclair @kspenmoll @Jess_Read_This Hope y‘all enjoy it as much as I did! 7mo
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Shemac77
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Panpan

Trite. Predictable. Boring. And why oh why do narrators on audible seem to be breathy all the time? So irritating.