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What would you say the best age is to read this book. From a Christian's view?

Michael There's more sex and violence in the Bible than in Agatha Christie, so if you think the former is age appropriate, the latter will be.…moreThere's more sex and violence in the Bible than in Agatha Christie, so if you think the former is age appropriate, the latter will be.(less)

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David Mazzocco

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I don't like Hercule Poirot. But I did very much like the first book of the very short Colonel Race series. Is this worth reading? Does Colonel Race appear very much?

♡khai colonel race does around 5% of the work in the entire book. he doesn't have a major part in this particular book. ):

as to the other question, it's qu…morecolonel race does around 5% of the work in the entire book. he doesn't have a major part in this particular book. ):

as to the other question, it's quite an amusing read. how about you decide its worth yourself *wink* (less)

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Christine Boermeester He was being followed. Later on in the book, Inspector Battle admits that he had the suspects followed but didn't get any information from it. …moreHe was being followed. Later on in the book, Inspector Battle admits that he had the suspects followed but didn't get any information from it. (less)

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