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The Lost Soul of Lord Badewyn (The Order of the MUSE #3)
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Half a Soul (Regency Faerie Tales #1) by Olivia Atwater
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Her Scottish Rogue (The Rebels, Rakes, and Rogues Series)
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Murder Most Scenic
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Mark @ Carstairs Considers (2526 KP) rated The Case of the Carnaby Castle Curse in Books
Oct 29, 2025
This book doesn’t play too much into spooky, but it does have some elements that made it fun to read during October. The mystery is strong with several elements that kept me guessing until the end. As always, I appreciated how the mystery was laid out. The suspects could have been a little stronger, but I did still care about the outcome. The writing took me a chapter to get used to, but once I did, I was easily caught up in the story and laughing at the very dry British humor. No matter what time of the year you read this book, you’ll be glad you picked it up.