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Thanks Ann. It will be interesting to see how the years have treated Frank. Since she only publishes about every two years maybe I can get caught up with her books in the next year.

Sandi wrote: "
Thanks Ann. It will be interesting to see how the years have treated Frank. Since she only publishes about every two years maybe I can get caught up with her books in the next year.
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Deon Meyer
I thought the author's previous books were all very good but this book is even better. Set in South Africa this story of three very different people whose lives intersect had a plot that kept me on edge of my seat, realistic characters, and a powerful ending.
Tana French
Well written and very compelling, this was another great Irish crime novel by Tana French. Though the main character was not my favorite his family story kept me engrossed for the entire audio which was superbly read by Tim Gerard Reynolds.
Agatha Christie
The small village of Lymstock is being plagued by poison pen letters but when it drives one poor woman to suicide Miss Marple is called in to help. Deftly plotted with a nice romance this ranks up there with The Murder of Roger Ackroyd as my favorite by the author.
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Max Allan Collins
An entertaining historical mystery featuring a famous author, Edgar Rice Burroughs, and an infamous day in history. Listened to the audio version which was narrated by Dan John Miller who gave a steady performance.
Kate Charles
A quite enjoyable read though perhaps a bit heavy on the melodrama. Well written with realistic characters and interesting tidbits about the Church of England.
Robert Crais
Robert Crais is one of those authors who you can always count on for good, quality entertainment and this book was no exception. Listened to the audio version which was narrated by MacLeod Andrews.
Laurence Shames
Judging by the cover of this book I was expecting a funny over the top Florida story and, while it had some of those elements, it also had a bit of a darker edge.
Ian Hamilton
A fun, globe spanning thriller featuring a Chinese-Canadian forensic accountant who just happens to be an expert in Bak Mei. I enjoyed the financial aspects of the plot and thought the main character was quite interesting though just a bit too good to be true.
M.C. Beaton
Like the previous books in the series, this was an easy, enjoyable read. Hamish is a fun character and the plot was pretty decent. Listened to the audio version which was read by Shaun Grindell who did a good job making the Highland accents understandable.