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Whatchareadin (174 KP) rated 1st to Die (Women's Murder Club, #1) in Books

May 10, 2018  
1st to Die (Women's Murder Club, #1)
1st to Die (Women's Murder Club, #1)
James Patterson | 2001 | Fiction & Poetry
6
7.9 (22 Ratings)
Book Rating
I never seem to do things in the right order. This is my third Women's Murderer Club book. I have already read 5 and 6. I gave the book three stars because I didn't like the way it ended.
Four women from four different sides of the law decide to put their collective brains together to solve murder cases. Lindsay the homicide detective, Claire the medical examiner, Jill the assistant district attorney, and Cindy the crime reporter.
When three couples turn up dead after their wedding nights, these ladies work together to find the killer. When they find out that the suspect is someone famous,will Lindsay be able to find enough evidence for an arrest, or will the guilty get away?
  
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Erika (17789 KP) rated Mission Impossible Ghost Protocol (2011) in Movies

May 17, 2018  
Mission Impossible Ghost Protocol (2011)
Mission Impossible Ghost Protocol (2011)
2011 | Action, Mystery
8
7.8 (28 Ratings)
Movie Rating
Paula Patton (0 more)
Maybe a more apt title for this film is 'Mission: Impossible-Murphy's Law'. Everything seems to go wrong.
Paula Patton was kind of awful in this, I just wanted her scenes to end. Her acting is eye-roll inducing.
The villain was practically non-existent, I felt like the film was more focused on the team. There's definitely nothing wrong with that.
I'm glad they made Simon Pegg part of the permanent(ish?) cast, because the rest of the characters take themselves too seriously.
Now, I don't particularly like Tom Cruise, because I'll never forget the weird Oprah couch-jumping thing. But, you have to give it to the dude when he does some crazy stunt work, I definitely respect the dude in that aspect.
  
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Mark @ Carstairs Considers (2398 KP) rated Hide & Snoop (An Odelia Grey mystery, #7) in Books

Mar 9, 2018  
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Hide & Snoop (An Odelia Grey mystery, #7)
Sue Ann Jaffarian | 2012
10
10.0 (1 Ratings)
Book Rating
After a merger at her law firm, Odelia finds herself with a new boss who seems to have it in for her. While trying to get her job from rival paralegal Mark Baker, Odelia gets saddled with her new boss' niece. But searching for the little girl's parents start turning up dead bodies, and Odelia suddenly finds herself in way over her head. I love this series (hence the reason I got my name in this book), and this was another great mix of humor, strong characters, and fast moving plot. If you don't read this series, fix that today.

Read my full review at <a href="http://carstairsconsiders.blogspot.com/2013/07/book-review-hide-and-snoop-by-sue-ann.html">Carstairs Considers</a>.
  
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Liliannar (58 KP) rated Blindsighted (Grant County, #1) in Books

May 29, 2018  
Blindsighted (Grant County, #1)
Blindsighted (Grant County, #1)
Karin Slaughter | 2001 | Crime, Fiction & Poetry, Mystery
6
7.6 (14 Ratings)
Book Rating
The overall story for this book was decently well written. My biggest issue was the cookie-cutter nature of the characters. Nearly every character fit a stereotype about law enforcement or victims. Within meeting characters initially you have a generally clear impression of exactly what is going to happen. There are some variances in what I expected, but for the most part this is a very easy to predict book. The writing was still good, and since I listened on Audible and it was narrated by Kathleen Early it was pleasant to listen to. The cadences for some of the characters seemed to be a bit "off" but after getting to know that character it seems that's how they were meant to be written.
  
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AJaneClark (3975 KP) rated Pucked Up (Pucked #2) in Books

Jan 12, 2020  
Pucked Up (Pucked #2)
Pucked Up (Pucked #2)
Helena Hunting | 2015 | Romance
7
7.5 (2 Ratings)
Book Rating
Ice Hockey (0 more)
Too many dick jokes (0 more)
The second in the Pucked series follows Miller (Buck) Butterson attempting and failing to win over his ice hockey team Captain’s (and future brother in law Alex) sister Sunny Waters. Buck and Sunny would be great together if only things and people would stop interfering!
Buck means well, but he certainly isn’t the smartest, and Sunny is young and sheltered, and everyone around her is over protective. But when the world finally gets a glimpse of the real Buck things start to change for the better!
This isn’t as funny as the first book, but still great writing! The character development is great too!
Follows on great from the first book but can also be read as a stand alone.
  
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Billy Keith Hall (419 KP) rated Letters from Whitechapel in Tabletop Games

Feb 18, 2020  
Letters from Whitechapel
Letters from Whitechapel
2012 | Deduction
8
8.0 (1 Ratings)
Tabletop Game Rating
Logical upgrade on Scotland Yard- having a map the criminal can look at, rather than getting caught out looking at the shared map to determine where to go next and giving away their position. (0 more)
Would be good to have more counters of varying colours - to help the police in their investigations... Or alternatively printed maps that they can write on to help them remember what they've asked. (0 more)
Whitechapel
A thoroughly enjoyable experience. Hidden movement games are a particular type of game that really stand alone.

So many options for how to strategise as Jack, that this game has comes down to the smallest of clues until the end.

Very challenging as Jack, but highly enjoyable on both sides of the law.