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Episode 1 - Paris in the spring Shots ring out from a gallery… a robbery… a murder… and the...
The Hand on the Wall (Truly Devious #3)
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New York Times bestselling author Maureen Johnson delivers the witty and pulse-pounding conclusion...
The Man on the Roof
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Someone has been creeping in the dark while the others sleep, and they've done terrible, terrible...
The Antiquarian
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A Los Angeles Times Best of Summer pick An Amazon Best Book of the Month (Mystery, Thriller &...
A Lady’s Guide to Etiquette and Murder
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In this exciting historical mystery debut set in Victorian England, a wealthy young widow encounters...
Her Sister's Lie
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In this riveting psychological thriller, the international bestselling author of The Bones of You...
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Mark @ Carstairs Considers (2568 KP) rated Murder at Mallowan Hall in Books
Jan 22, 2025 (Updated Jan 22, 2025)
Fans of Agatha Christie will get a kick out of the wink and nods in the set up. But everyone will be hooked on this mystery, which had the clues and red herrings well layered to keep me guessing until the ending. While we got to know Phyllida and a few other characters well, I did feel like we got too much of her thoughts, which slowed things down and kept us from getting to know the suspects better. Only a handful of scenes were told from someone other than Phyllida’s point of view, but when it happened, it always made sense. And one of those scenes was absolutely perfect that way. While current events don’t play a big part in this 1930’s set book, it does give us a clear picture of what life was like for servants during that time. I’m hoping to get to the next book soon.
Life or Death (Forensic Instincts #11)
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Who killed Ryan McKay’s cousin? In suburban Westchester County, just outside the frenetic pace...
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Mark @ Carstairs Considers (2568 KP) rated The Library Game in Books
Apr 18, 2025 (Updated Apr 18, 2025)
The case is even more impossible than I was able to work into my teaser, and I had fun watching Tempest lead us to the logical solution. The pacing might have lagged a bit in the middle, but that might be me. It was fantastic to spend time with all the regulars again, and I’m curious where some of the relationships will go from here. The suspects were good, too. We get a delicious sounding recipe for Blackberry Crumble Cobbler and more references to classic mysteries. I really need to find a time to read some of them. This book will work well as an intro/standalone if you haven’t read the earlier books in the series yet. But you’ll want to go back to read them after the fun you’ll have here. Fans will be glad they picked up this book.


