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"Finished -- guess it's obvious that I "gulped" this one down as quickly as I could." — Oct 10, 2008 03:43PM
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Just finished Nightshade and yes, Another Winner! I enjoyed how Susan allowed us to see China's husband, McQuaid, from his viewpoint and as more of a participant. I did have to read some of the wording again in a couple places because to me it didn't ring right. I finished it in 1 1/2 days!!! I hate it when I finish a gooood book too fast. :)Can't wait for the nex one!
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Read in March, 2008
Reading one of Susan Wittig Albert's China Bayles books is like revisiting old friends and your own hometown. This time, though, she stretched out to Austin, a town I thought I was quite familiar with. However, I learned things about Austin that I didn't know. And I also learned more about China Bayles and her past.
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Read in June, 2008
Another great mystery from Susan Wittig Albert. In this tale, she delves into China's past to solve the mystery surrounding her father's death. She also provides a look at things from China's husband's viewpoint. Wittig Albert's mysteries are always a good read.
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I enjoyed this book, it was quite different from the usual China Bayles mysteries, and I like the direction it is moving.
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Read in April, 2008
An absolutely excellent finish for the story started in 'Bleeding Hearts' and continued in 'Spanish Dagger.'
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Read in April, 2008
I like the style. McQuaid sort of speaking was different, but it worked well. Very enjoyable.
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This was an excellent novel, well-plotted, innovative, and atmospheric. I loved it.
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