Stuart Turton
Hallo! I just looked this up, and the line after reads “under the swaying lantern it appeared to have a life of its own”. The movement is just a trick of the light and shadow, and an overactive imagination.
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chasingholden
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Stuart Turton:
I just wanted to thank you for The 7 1/2 Deaths of Evelyn Hardcastle. I had all but given up hope on newer mystery books finding most all too predictable. this left me baffled until the end, as only a truly well written story can do. Thank you for giving me a new puzzle to cherish. Do you have more books in the works?
Carmen Krisanski
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Stuart Turton:
Not a question, per se, but a complaint :P For goodness sake, what were you thinking writing a novel this good and letting me stumble upon it in the middle of school-report-card writing?! I blame you for the sleepless nights and the distant “hmmm?” my students got when asking me a question but my mind had wandered back to your book. Sensational work; all the flavour of Agatha Christie but also utterly original!
Billkouts
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Stuart Turton:
Just finishedThe devil and the dark water. Cant wait for your next novel. Woukd really like to see the group formed in the end to continue solving mysteries , defendung the helpless etc etc. Can it be the start of a series.? But any new fresh idea is very welcome, especially executed in that original and fun way. Thanks for many enjoyfull hours of reading!!!
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