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Joanne’s mystery-a-thon 2018
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Great challenge Joanne 😊 If you have anything that could be a spoiler, can you put it in "spoiler" brackets so others who are interested in your reads don't see them 👌 Thanks...

Ooo ok I forgot that. 👍👍
Books mentioned in this topic
The Edge (other topics)Killing Floor (other topics)
The Crow Trap (other topics)
They Came to Baghdad (other topics)
The Terracotta Dog (other topics)
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I am now putting what mysteries I read for the rest of the year here.
1.
⭐️ I’m being generous
Absolute rubbish, disappointed seeing I enjoyed the first. I don’t see how writing about having an erection is clever writing or even remotely interesting. Good grief.
2. Written in Dead Wax.
Andrew Cartmel.
I like it, a first time original mystery idea. Hallelujah!! (view spoiler)[ Collecting records, genius! My only criticism is it’s a little long, just when I thought the story was coming to some sort of a end the author threw in another mystery and thought not just yet guys I see if I can dragg this out a little further. As the author is a Dr Who writer this apparent style of storyline is very evident in this book. That scenario happens a lot in Dr Who. Here’s hoping the next book is a little tidier, storyline wise. (hide spoiler)]
3. The Crow Trap. Ann Cleeves
⭐️⭐️⭐️
Only thing it was a little long winded. Could of easily been cut down a bit. But gotta love Vera, her sassy attitude is a delight. Not vulgar just straight to the point.
#4. Due or Die ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
Perfectly charming from start to finish. Great characters and the story keeps moving along nicely. Second book in the series. (view spoiler)[ Can’t but love the puppy angle and with a name like Heathcliffe it’s just irresistible. (hide spoiler)] Great
#5. The Laughter of Dead Kings
#6 The killing Floor ⭐️⭐️⭐️ Good read 👍
#7 Books Can Be Deceiving (Library Lover's Mystery, #1) by Jenn McKinlay ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
I really love this series, I went back and read the first, just as charming, love the location, people, and storyline. Delightful cozie.
#8The Valley of Fear ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Can’t but love Stephen fry as the narrator. Brilliant
#9The Edge by Dick Francis. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Very enjoyable read. I used to collect his books but I gave them away thinking naw I’m over him, mmmm wish I maybe hadn’t now, always a good story. Though there are always copies floating around.