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"I was only out to test this book but from the first chapter, I met the figure of Taylor who doesn't mince words or wallow. I've read too many pastiches of investigators. Somehow this figure was not a person I rolled my eyes at. He isn't afraid of celebrity and forthright. Despite the loss of his family, he's not outwardly depressive. Most of all, he doesn't fall for beautiful women out to get him. Refreshing!" — 19 hours, 24 min ago
"I was only out to test this book but from the first chapter, I met the figure of Taylor who doesn't mince words or wallow. I've read too many pastiches of investigators. Somehow this figure was not a person I rolled my eyes at. He isn't afraid of celebrity and forthright. Despite the loss of his family, he's not outwardly depressive. Most of all, he doesn't fall for beautiful women out to get him. Refreshing!" — 19 hours, 24 min ago
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"This is a slow burn. I'm even more excited about the Millie the temple mouse case than the murder. I'm a legal procedural fiend as well. This is getting good when the other case has seemingly stalled." — Sep 06, 2026 01:12PM
"This is a slow burn. I'm even more excited about the Millie the temple mouse case than the murder. I'm a legal procedural fiend as well. This is getting good when the other case has seemingly stalled." — Sep 06, 2026 01:12PM
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"An informative and poetic book!! This is required reading for those living in Australia, planning to hike or walk around Australia, or want to live there. Gammage illustrates how the Australian Aborigines managed the land. Once you understand how they are masters of the fire, you can easily see how they have intimate knowledge of a large swath of land, plants, and animals. Astonishing work!" — Jul 26, 2025 07:43AM
"An informative and poetic book!! This is required reading for those living in Australia, planning to hike or walk around Australia, or want to live there. Gammage illustrates how the Australian Aborigines managed the land. Once you understand how they are masters of the fire, you can easily see how they have intimate knowledge of a large swath of land, plants, and animals. Astonishing work!" — Jul 26, 2025 07:43AM
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