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Taking Care of Business by Craig Ferguson: Good story, a bit gloomy at the beginning, specially considering the presentation of the author, but I enjoyed it.

The Incident of 10 November by Jeffery Deaver: I enjoyed this story, I nice cold war story written as a report of the incident, in which the Hotel by a Railroad picture is involved.

Nighthawks by Michael Connelly: I liked this story, it is a short tale with Harry Bosch, I haven't read any of Bosch's novels, but given the rythm of this one, I'll probably read some in the future.

Rooms by the sea, by Nicholas Christopher: I didn't like the story much, but it called my attention that it was centered on Basque people, maybe the author has some relation to them, I didn't find anything on the brief biography I found on Internet

The Story of Caroline by Jill D. Block: I liked the story, the picture of the characters and their feelings.
Soir Bleu by Robert Olen Butler: Didn't liked it much. Probably it was a good story, but it left me with a sour feeling.
The Truth About What Happened by Lee Child: Good story, entertaining and with a final twist, fun read.

Stephen King, he is good.

so far so good.

Edward Hopper's paintings are so intriguing!!!

A clown comes sitting at your table and starts to smoke.

Girlie Show, by Megan Abbot: The story was OK, it didn't appeal specially to me, but I didn't disliked it overall. I found the vocabulary difficult sometimes, I don't know if it is because is set in an specific time period that I don't read a lot about, so I'm not used to it. There were some references to objects and popular products from that time period that I had to guess from context (or Google them)