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Whatchareadin (174 KP) rated Touch in Books

Apr 9, 2019  
Touch
Touch
Mark Sennen | 2019
5
5.0 (1 Ratings)
Book Rating
Detective Inspector Charlotte Savage is investigating rape cases where the women were drugged and then dumped. When one of those victims, a student, who was supposed to be headed back home, is found dead, the case starts to change. When a second body turns up much like the first, DI Savage is none too happy. Now another girl has been reported as missing. Can Savage find her before it's too late.


I read Touch because the author was doing a Q&A with our group here A Good Thriller. I usually enjoy these types of books, but there was something about this book that just made it not as good as I was expecting. I enjoyed the story line, but there were a lot of characters and that detracted from the story. I think I counted at least eight different detectives or police officers involved, not to mention crime scene investigators and coroners. Then there were the different suspects in the case and the person who did the crime. He gave each of his victims another name. So it was all a little confusing.
  
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MusicCritics (472 KP) rated Rainbow by Kesha in Music

Aug 24, 2017  
Rainbow by Kesha
Rainbow by Kesha
2017 | Pop
8
8.4 (22 Ratings)
Album Rating Watch
Rainbow is also a transmutation of Kesha’s own persona — the dollar sign now revealed for the profanity it always was. We began to see this Kesha, a lady of sorrow and of joy, on the gorgeous, show-stopping, melancholy
Critic: Rowan Savage
Original Score : 80 out of 100

Read Review: https://www.tinymixtapes.com/music-review/kesha-rainbow
  
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Bruce Wagner recommended Gulliver's Travels in Books (curated)

 
Gulliver's Travels
Gulliver's Travels
Jonathan Swift | 1726 | Fiction & Poetry
7.4 (17 Ratings)
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"Has anyone ever even read it? (Cf. the above!) Savage truths about the human condition are laid out in hyper-realistic, logical prose; after the first page one knows one’s in the methodical hands of a master assassin-surgeon. It comforts, even if at the end, the operation is a success but the patient (it is us) has died."

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