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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Stuart Turton:
Hi Stuart, Thank you for a wonderful book! Could not get enough of it as I was reading, and had to finish it in a couple of days. I found it amusing that while reading the part at the end when you say you hope this keeps us up until 2am I looked at the clock and it read '5:22am'. Q: Did you do it on purpose that Daniel tells Aiden something logically impossible, namely that he heard something at dinner last night?
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Just read "Murder at the End of the World," and am almost done immediately re-reading it. Don't know how I missed "The Devil and the Dark Water," but it's next (after a 3rd read of Hardcastle). Is there a Blackheath in it? (If not I'm DONE with you!) Keep 'em coming. 8,000 characters, 700 mysteries, and 9,000,000 missed clues, these are the kinds of novels I need. Every 4 years is fine, just don't stop.
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