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Category Archives: Mystery
No Peace With This Thriller
SOME KIND OF PEACE is another thriller from Sweden, what is in the water there? SOME KIND OF PEACE is the first in a series created by Camilla Grebe & Asa Träff. This audiobook narrated by Caroline Shaffer came my way courtesy … Continue reading
Posted in Audiobook, Mystery, Thriller
Tagged Asa Traff, audiobook, Audiobook Jukebox, Camilla Grebe, High Bridge Audio, SOME KIND OF PEACE
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A Provencal Mystery You Do Not Want to Miss
MURDER IN THE RUE DUMAS by M.L. Longworth is the second installment of A Verlaque & Bonnet Provencal Mystery series. This time L’Universite d’Aix theology department politics supplies the backdrop for murder. As Longworth is a resident of Aix-en-Province in the South of … Continue reading
Posted in Giveaway, Mystery, Mystery, Reads
Tagged Giveaway, M.L.Longworth, Murder, Murder in the Rue Dumas, Murder Light, Mystery, Penguin Group USA, Verlaque & Bonnet, Viking Penguin
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Nero Wolfe a Dectective Like No Other
Title: THE GAMBIT Author: Rex Stout Narrator: Michael Prichard Discs: 5 Length: 5 hrs. 50 mins. Produced and published by: Audio Go THE GAMBIT is classic Nero Wolfe. If you have not had the pleasure of reading, watching or listening … Continue reading
A Summer Caper That Will Not Leave you feeling GYPPED
You know it is summer when Carol Higgins Clark releases her next Regan Reilly installment. Last summer was my first romp with this member of the Higgins Clark clan and I was not opposed to revisiting this year’s offering, GYPPED. Regan accompanies … Continue reading
Posted in Audiobook, Books, Fiction Light, Mystery, Reads
Tagged beach read, Carol Higgins Clark, GYPPED, JIAMS, Simon Audio, Summer Read
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On the Edge of My Chair With BLUE MONDAY
The husband and wife writing team of Nicci Gerrard and Sean French who write under the pseudonym Nicci French have launched the first in a series of psychological thrillers with BLUE MONDAY. This is not my usual genre but with some persuasion from … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Mystery, Novel
Tagged BLUE MONDAY, Nicci French, Pamela Dorman Books, Penguin Books USA, Viking Books
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Bond, James Bond, is All New Again on Audio
First, let me say, I love James Bond but it was always the movies for me. I have watched them over and over again over the years and never tire of them. However, I had never read or listened to the books by … Continue reading
Posted in Audiobook, Mystery
Tagged Audioworks, Carte Blanche 007, James Bond, Jeffery Deaver, Simon Audio
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Its a fight over THE KEEPER OF LOST CAUSES
Most days something arrives in the mail or on the front stoop for my book world. My husband is always sad when he sees what it is as he is a voracious reader with a daily train commute. But our tastes are separated … Continue reading