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The Dark Monk
by Oliver Potzsch
A good who done it mystery that delves into the history of the Knights Templar. It’s set in 17th century Germany and includes great descriptions of churches, religious relics, customs, medical practices of the time and simple da
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Reviewed by- linda -2012/11/11, 05:28 AM
3 Seconds
by Roslund and Hellstrom
I enjoy Swedish Crime Fiction and chose to listen to THREE SECONDS by Roslund and Hellstrom on audio during a long car ride. Initially I felt it was a bit confusing listening to the Swedish names. However once the story got roll
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Reviewed by- Andrea -2012/10/14, 11:35 AM
Learning to Swim
by Sara J Henry
This is an easy to read compelling mystery. It starts strong, ends strong and there’s a lot to like about it. It’s well plotted with well-drawn characters –suspenseful and has some surprising twists. The premise of the story is
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Reviewed by- linda -2012/09/30, 05:54 PM
V is for Vengeance
by Sue Grafton
As usual, Kinsey is alive and going strong and makes for an entertaining read. Sue Grafton weaves a few different themes together in this one, which keeps the plot moving, She introduces some interesting characters and puts Kinse
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Reviewed by- Linda -2012/05/28, 04:52 AM
Elegy for Eddie
by Jacqueline Winspear
A perfect Maisie Dobbs story with everything you have come to expect from one of her escapades- a wonderful historical setting, endearing characters, a glimpse of life during the 1930s and more insight into Maisie’s delightful co
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Reviewed by- linda -2012/04/22, 03:52 PM
The Woodcutter
by Reginald Hill
A very involved and well-plotted book that I thoroughly enjoyed. The story is unusual and told from several perspectives with lots of twists, turns and surprises that you never see coming. The writing is excellent, but where Hi
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Reviewed by- linda -2011/12/16, 06:41 PM
The Boy in the Suitcase
by Lene kaaberbol and Agnete Friis
This is book #1 in a bestselling Danish mystery series and the first to be translated into English. It’s the collaboration of two critically acclaimed children’s authors; Lene Kaaberol and Agnete Friis and a must read for anyone
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Reviewed by- linda -2011/11/15, 06:58 PM
The Lock Artist
by Steve Hamilton
“The Lock Artist” is one of the more original mysteries I’ve read recently. I quickly found myself totally immersed in Michael’s life. He may be a criminal, but he is very easy to sympathize with - which I believe is largely due
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Reviewed by- linda -2011/10/24, 06:54 PM
Bruno Chief of Police
by Martin Walker
This book is so much more than a mystery; it’s more like a visit to a quaint French village where you meet the shopkeepers and townspeople. Life is unhurried and the days are passed in a leisurely manner conversing about food, c
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Reviewed by- linda -2011/10/24, 06:49 PM
Bad Intentions
by Karin Fossum
What happens when life long friends share an evil secret? In this book Karin Fossum explores this, the psychological consequences of covering up a crime and also gives us great insight into what motivates people. Karin Fossum i
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Reviewed by- linda -2011/10/05, 07:27 PM
New York To Dallas
by J. D. Robb
Although I am fairly new to this series, I didn’t feel lost. JD. Robb gives enough background information to fill in the gaps. This is a great read, very credible and with a lot going on. There is action and police procedurals
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Reviewed by- linda -2011/10/05, 07:20 PM
Lassiter
by Paul Levine
This is a fast paced and a very satisfying mystery. But even more, it a fun read because Jake, the star of the novel is contrary, sharp, and always sharing his witty sarcastic observations. He also doesn’t always play by the ru
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Reviewed by- linda -2011/09/25, 06:47 PM
The Mapping of Love and Death
by Jacqueline Winspear
This is another delightful and clever addition to the Maisie Dobbs series. What’s so appealing about these books is not so much the mystery, although there is a nice puzzle to figure out, but the characters and the setting. As
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Reviewed by- linda -2011/08/18, 08:07 PM
Secrets Of Eden
by Chris Bohjalian
This is an excellent mystery that hooks you right away and is hard to put down. The backdrop is a small town in Vermont and the story opens with an apparent murder/suicide. The premise of the husband first killing his wife then t
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Reviewed by- linda -2011/08/02, 06:33 PM
Major Pettigrew's Last Stand
by Helen Simonson
This is not your usual love story, but rather one which beautifully meshes the idiosyncrasies of a proper English gentleman with the caustic feelings inherently surrounding social change and racial differences. The setting is the
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Reviewed by- linda -2011/01/24, 06:44 PM
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