The Last Thing She Said (Chris Matheson Cold Case Mystery #3)
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“I’m working on the greatest mystery ever,” was the last thing noted mystery novelist Mercedes...
Amityville Uprising (2022)
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As a direct result of a chemical explosion at the Fort Johnson military base, a deleterious cloud...
Waves (Inhuman Love Collection #1)
Book
A year after ending his engagement a mere two days before the wedding, Ezra has settled into his new...
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Las Vegas Map and Walks
Travel and Navigation
App
Lose Yourself Without Getting Lost. This handy application presents you several self-guided walks...
Cyn Armistead (14 KP) rated Walking Dead (Walker Papers, #4) in Books
Mar 1, 2018
Another thing I enjoy about this series is that heroine Joanne has a supporting ensemble of friends and coworkers who have their own talents and foibles, including a delightful married couple, a sexy father figure (who isn't related to anyone we've met so far), and an even sexier boss. This time around we were treated to the return of a character Joanne rescued in an earlier volume who has grown into some of her own ass-kicking abilities.
Joanne is far from perfect, but she doesn't make the same mistakes over and over again, which is a pet peeve of mine and occurs all too often in some other authors works. (There's consistency, and then there's refusing to learn from mistakes to the extent that I have to believe that a character is too stupid to live.)
There is a thread that ties all of the Walker Papers together, but C.E. Murphy is keeping things fresh enough that I, at least, am not getting bored. I would, however, caution that this is a series that is best read completely and in order. I began reading one of the novels without realizing that there had been a novella published between it and the previous one, and found myself well and truly confused. Walking Dead definitely is not a good starting point for the series! While a new reader wouldn't necessarily be completely lost, she would miss far too much of the magic.
Dinosaurs Everywhere! A Jurassic Experience In Any Park!
Education and Entertainment
App
See dinosaurs in the REAL WORLD for the first time ever! See them walking all around you in REAL...
Bruges PopOut Map
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Explore the medieval magic of Bruges with the help of this genuinely pocket-sized, pop-up map. Small...
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Tube Map Pro - London Underground Routes
Navigation and Travel
App
Tube Map Pro uses the official Tube map from Transport for London (TfL) with live travel information...