Shan
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Stuart Turton:
I found some kind of anchor in Evelyn Hardcastle's "Seven Dead" to her latest book "The Devil and the Dark Water". In fact, in the list of experiments, cited by the plague doctor, there is a reference to a ship of the past centuries and other experiments are listed (which alas I do not remember). Should we expect a Turton universe where everything is connected?
Stuart Turton
Not sure about connected, but I do let putting Easter eggs in my books. I think it's fun for dedicated readers.
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Nawal
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Stuart Turton:
Hello,i wanted to say after reading The 7 1/2 Deaths of Evelyn Hardcastle it reminded me when i was a teenager and reading Agatha Christie's books... it was brilliant! keep going ,can't wait to read your other books but i need to ask , in the beginning the book had a lot of funny sarcastic tone ,but that suddenly disappeared ,was that intended? i really loved that tone by the way.
Jane
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Stuart Turton:
Huge fan of your work. I discovered your work through my book club with the book The 7½ Deaths of Evelyn Hardcastle. We just loved it! We were all following each other's reading and making schemes to discover the killer. Until the first one who read the whole book said "forget everything". Now i have read The Devil and the Dark Water. I´m so ready for the next book! It´s coming soon?
Miranda
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Stuart Turton:
I just finished your book 'The seven deaths' twenty minutes ago, and I am looking forward to a new release from you. I admire how you managed to pull this one off, and I would love to see more. Mystery seems to suit you very well. I've left a review for you on Goodreads; and will be bothering people to read your novel. ((-? The necessary question mark))
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