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The Nix
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Float
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Gentrifier: Interrogating the Gentrifier in the Mirror
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As urban job prospects change to reflect a more 'creative' economy and the desire for a particular...

Hearts Abroad (The Atlas Series #1)
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Tall Tales
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Mark @ Carstairs Considers (2340 KP) rated City of Shadows in Books
Dec 15, 2021
I enjoy this series since the caper storylines are a break from the mysteries I normally read. This one was a bit more straightforward than some of the others, but I still enjoyed every page, and there were a few branches to the plot I didn’t expect. Another draw to this series is the characters. They are their usual charming selves here. The multiple viewpoints add to the fun since some of the reactions to the events are funny. Yet, the characters have some real depth to them and I love seeing how they are growing as the series progresses. If you are looking for a little something different in a crime novel, this is one you’ll enjoy.