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Mark @ Carstairs Considers (2506 KP) rated Tropical Depression in Books
Nov 12, 2021 (Updated Nov 12, 2021)
Yes, there is a lot going on in this book, but it all fits together perfectly. Honestly, I can’t imagine this book without any of the elements. We get a logical conclusion to the mystery, and the other storylines allow the characters to grow. I did find some of Sabrina’s behavior a little irritating, but it also allowed for some good development. There were more typos than there should be in the book. Since this is more a traditional mystery, there is a smattering of foul language. Both are worth noting only in passing. The book makes good use of changing the point of view character to fully develop the characters and tell the story. Overall, I loved getting to spend time with Sabrina again. I’m hoping we get to see how she is fairing after the events of this book soon.
The Kringle Caper
Tabletop Game
Shenanigans are afoot at the North Pole, and it's up to you to figure out what happened! The...
Christmas Past
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Behind every Christmas tradition is a story — usually, a forgotten one. Each year, as we decorate...
Mark @ Carstairs Considers (2506 KP) rated Rum and Choke in Books
Jan 2, 2023 (Updated Jan 2, 2023)
Sherry Harris is one of my favorite mystery writers, and this book is a perfect example why. With all of the storylines, this book has more than enough to keep us engaged. Yet, it doesn’t unfold in a traditional cozy way, which is a wonderful thing. Chloe pieces everything together for a great climax. It was nice getting to know Ann better, and Chloe is continuing to grow as well. The rest of the returning characters are charming, and the new characters fit in perfectly. I’m not a drinker, so I might have passed up this series if anyone else were writing it. But I’m so glad I started reading it. Whether this is your first visit with Chloe or you already love her, you’ll enjoy this book.
The Vow
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In a stunning work of feminist historical fiction for readers who loved Dawn Tripp’s Georgia and...
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The Doctor Paradox
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The Doctor Paradox is about addressing why despite having incredibly meaningful jobs, doctors are...

