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Susanita
The White Lady: A Novel | Jacqueline Winspear
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I don‘t know exactly what this #snowycover has to do with the book I just read, but it was a very interesting story. #25alive

Alwaysbeenaloverofbooks 🙌🏻🤍📚 now
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EadieB
The Warsaw Protocol | Steve Berry
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Pickpick

#WarsawProtocol #SteveBerry #SeriesLove2025

The book is about whether we place missiles in Poland pointed at Russia or the Iranians. Since the Polish people say 'no missiles in Poland' that is what Cotton Malone does. He listens to the people of Poland and does what they want even though the president of the US, Warren Fox, wants to place the missiles in Poland. This is a great story and one you should read if you like political books.

TheSpineView Excellent! 1d
Andrew65 I agree, an excellent read. 1d
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Mission Thaw
Mission Thaw | Kay Sparling
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These facts can help you better understand what is happening in the book. To learn more about the book and where to buy it visit https://kaysparlingbooks.com/

#missionthaw #coldwar #facts #books #spy #thriller #espionage #opera #cia

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andrew61
Past Lying | Val McDermid
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Pickpick

Latest Karen Pirie was good fun. Set in lockdown a librarian at the national archives links a crime writers manuscript to the disappearance of a young woman. With lots of nods and winks to the Scottish crime writing community, I think val macdermid enjoyed making the villains fellow crime writers. I enjoy the characters in the series, + it also still feels strange remembering lockdown. Hopefully, a new one soon + maybe a further TV adaptation

kspenmoll Great series! 3d
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rachelsbrittain
A Hope Divided | Alyssa Cole
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Pickpick

I've been so caught up by Alyssa Cole's Civil War historical romance series. I love the care toward historical accuracy, especially about a time as painful as the Civil War in the US, and I love the many different aspects / perspectives of that time that she gives us. In the first book, a spy for the Loyal League with an eidetic memory and a Pinkerton detective fall for each other despite all the risks and obstacles standing in their way.

mdemanatee I want more Alyssa Cole romance so bad 😭 5d
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Lynnsoprano
The Book Spy | Alan Hlad
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Hubby gave me this for Christmas, and I started it this morning. I‘m already intrigued. WWII fiction; he knows me well😂

Lista_0522 I‘m not usually into historical books based around the time of war (I hate when the best characters die🥲) but just looking at the cover, this looks like it would be good. Or at the very least, my interest is peaked! 4d
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rachelsbrittain
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Getting into the last of Alyssa Cole's Loyal League romances and finally starting one of my #AuldLangSpine picks from @Laughterhp @monalyisha

#WeekendReads

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Amiable
Killers of a Certain Age | Deanna Raybourn
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Pickpick

I‘m late to the party, but HOLY HELL this was a fun ride! And not just because I‘m a reader of a certain age.

Finished this and immediately put my name on the library waitlist for book 2, which comes out in March.

DogMomIrene Didn‘t know there was a sequel! Investigating now😊🕵🏻 7d
DogMomIrene @Amiable Oh I see! Sadly, it‘s not listed in Libby for either Vancouver Island or PEI. And when I search for it in PEI‘s system, it brings up a book about birds 😂 Checked an author search too. Not pre-ordered yet😮‍💨 Will keep checking though! 🤞🏼🙌🏼 7d
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majkia
The Spy Coast: A Thriller | Tess Gerritsen
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Fun story of retired spies who get drawn back into the game when a dead body is dumped on one's driveway.

Enjoyable characters, twisty plot, nicely written.

#FictionalTraveler @julieclair
#TBRtarot @CBee

julieclair That cover definitely looks like a cold place. 🥶 Glad you enjoyed it! 1w
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quietlycuriouskate
Creation Lake: A Novel | Rachel Kushner
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Mehso-so

Readable but I'm perplexed by its making the #bookerprizeshortlist
Sadie's like a generic greetings card: attractive front, blank inside. It's problematic when we spend the entire time in her head as it renders the other characters and events flat, too.
She does make some sharp observations of people at times, so why did she find Bruno (a ten-a-penny boring old fart) beguiling?!
A couple of times it almost became thrilling but then decided not to.

BarbaraBB Almost 🤣 1w
Tamra I really don‘t have much interest. 🤷🏾‍♀️ 1w
TheBookHippie She‘s written much better books 🫣 1w
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Christine Well your review is very entertaining, at least! 😁 1w
Caroline2 Great review. I‘m so curious about this one but I might wait for a kindle deal. 1w
quietlycuriouskate @Caroline2 Let's put it this way: I'm glad mine was a library book. 6d
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