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Skye (14 KP) rated The Cuckoo's Calling in Books
Jul 30, 2017
A good detective mystery.
The Cuckoo's Calling is a great first book in the Cormoran Strike series. I greatly enjoyed the mystery and putting together the clues. The book was a little long winded and dragged in areas with quite a few red herrings. However, book and it's mystery are good enough to keep you hooked throught the parts that drag. This book is definately for those who love a good detective mystery, but not so much for those who like thrillers. I personally will be reading the following books in the series based on this debute.
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Lindsay (1706 KP) rated Missing (The Secrets of Crittenden County #1) in Books
Feb 15, 2018
There mysterious murder that brings about some things. It bring out some secrets from a few folks. The biggest one in this book is how Perry died and also about Lydia. Lydia find out something and has a hard time accepting it. She starts talking to Walker Anderson.
Walker Anderson is having trouble with what happen and what he seen. There detective that comes to town and people start becoming closed mouthed and things do look strange. The detective also is struggling with some things as well. Though he want wants to got back to Chicago, he starting to fit into this little commuitty that has this mysterious murder.
Walker Anderson is having trouble with what happen and what he seen. There detective that comes to town and people start becoming closed mouthed and things do look strange. The detective also is struggling with some things as well. Though he want wants to got back to Chicago, he starting to fit into this little commuitty that has this mysterious murder.
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Steveh774 (11 KP) rated The Nice Guys (2016) in Movies
May 27, 2018
Fun send up of film noir in pulp literature and los angeles culture in a frozen celluloid time capsule
Set in a decade where the comedy and homages work in todays modern popular culture. This unlikely pair lead the story in an unconventional take on the buddy cop/comedy as they work in opposition to each other to solve a dark crime, with a seedy leadup, all the while surrounded by the city of hollywood and its movie star culture. Something out of the pages of a detective fiction magazine. Post modern film noir in a brighter reflection of itself
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TheReckoning (7 KP) rated Gallery Of The Dead in Books
Aug 31, 2018
A true read.
Every chapter ending in you just dying to know everything. who doesn't like a good book that keeps you intrigued? Definitely a book to keep you guessing. Throughout always keeping you on both the killer and detective side. It has been a while since i picked up a book and wanted to read it straight to the end. But Chris Carter has a way of doing it. None of his books have let me down. He does a collection leading up to this one book following the same detective on his different stories. Catching serial killers and bringing the undetectable.
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Alicia S (193 KP) rated Open Grave (DCI Jack Lambert, #1) in Books
Sep 28, 2018
Once again Bloodhound Books has introduced me to yet another fabulous author and series! Always a fan of police/detective stories I was sucked right in with great characters and curious circumstances. Jack Lambert is an interesting yet loveable character, tough yet a good guy with a soft side. Having an ex-wife, child and girlfriend, all of whom he lost because he was honest with about his sexuality, yet he tries to maintain a good relationship. Simply the fact that we have a gay tough a$$ detective was enough to draw me in! Recommended and can't wait for more books in this series!
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Bren (4 KP) rated the Xbox 360 version of L.A. Noire: The Complete Edition in Video Games
May 31, 2018
Open World Aspects (2 more)
Well written
Unique Game Play
I loved this game. This game is well written and plays like a detective movie. The facial animation in this game, used to decide whether or not someone is lying, makes this game great fun and can change your outcome.
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Val (0 KP) rated Skulduggery Pleasant in Books
Sep 20, 2018 (Updated Sep 20, 2018)
Read this book when I was younger and reread this year and it hasn't lost any of the things that gripped me. It's entertaining, passionate and feisty. Plus, who doesn't love a talking skeleton detective?
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Dec 29, 2019
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Geoff Dyer recommended Bad Timing (1980) in Movies (curated)
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Klou (162 KP) rated Carnival Row in TV
Oct 15, 2019
Faeries and humans struggle to co-exist in this dark, Victorian, fantasy world.
When a faerie (Cara Delevigne) and the lead detective (Orlando Bloom) fall in complete lust, they find themselves in dangerous territory. Then the killings, only a monster could do this. A monster like no other.
When a faerie (Cara Delevigne) and the lead detective (Orlando Bloom) fall in complete lust, they find themselves in dangerous territory. Then the killings, only a monster could do this. A monster like no other.