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Ticks of Trinidad and Tobago - An Overview
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The Golden Number: Pythagorean Rites and Rhythms in the Development of Western Civilization
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Mark @ Carstairs Considers (2393 KP) rated Dead Body Language in Books
Jul 24, 2020
What I haven’t mentioned so far is that Connor is deaf. I found this character trait to be an interesting addition to the mystery, and it really added suspense to the climax. Connor is an all-around strong character, and I enjoyed getting to meet her friends here as well. The plot is strong, although I have a couple niggles about who the killer turned out to be. Even so, I have to admire the strong plotting; I missed several major clues. I did find there to be a few more four-letter words than I was expecting, and I think there were timeline issues, although I might have added an extra day in there somewhere as I was reading. I originally read this book close to when it was originally released in 1997, but I never read the rest of the series. I’m looking forward to fixing that soon.