Kill the Messenger
Book
A brutal murder. A haunted detective. A case that unearths monsters. When a young woman is...
Death By C*ck (Fetish Alley #2)
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Things are getting dicey in Fetish Alley, so much so, the police have asked Tate and Clay to work a...
MM Mystery Romance
Hiding Place
Book
Can a house with a secret bring two grieving men together? After losing his bandmates in an...
Contemporary MM Mystery Romance
David McK (3770 KP) rated Dead of Night in Books
Apr 24, 2023
He is then pulled into an investigation of a separate murder (again, is it such? The parents believe so, but the state does not) of a child which, as events transpire, seems to have more and more to do with the death of the SS doctor.
So I could see from roughly a third of the way into this where it was going. And it is horrifying that these events - well, maybe not *these* exact events, but very very similar ones - took place routinely in 1940 Nazi Germany.
Learn from history.
So it will never be repeated.
Stitched in Crime
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When murder pierces the fabric of the close-knit Crandalsburg Craft Fair, it's up to the Ninth...
Heather Cranmer (2721 KP) created a post
May 19, 2022
Candy Canes of Christmas Past
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Christmas past meets Christmas present in this holiday whodunit set in Tinker’s Cove, Maine,...
The Stories We Tell
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It's December 1942 and Betty Ahern is enjoying her fledgling career as a private detective,...
Dean (6927 KP) rated Where the Crawdads Sing (2022) in Movies
Aug 8, 2022 (Updated Dec 6, 2022)
It looks lovely from the setting and cinematography as most of it is filmed out in the Marsh land. Daisy Edgar-Jones stands out the most from the cast. Playing a girl who becomes a loner and recluse almost shunned by the small local town. She becomes accused of Murder of a young man she was once dating but is there anything to it more than town gossip. A entertaining film although the courtroom side of it is only a small back drop to her life story. Almost a Romance story at the heart of it as well, with a Notebook vibe. Maybe not as deep or clever as it might imply but I definitely enjoyed the story.


