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Children's NonFiction - Sports Biographies
Inspiring athletes who have overcome challenges in personal and professional lives


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Horror, Mystery, Humor, and Compassion
2nd book in the Bless Your Heart series
Intriguing prologue
Dark, Clever, and Unsettling
Excellent characterization
Some disturbing details




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Crime Thriller / Police Procedural / Arson Investigation
3rd book in the Sharp and Walker series
Also features Detectives Eve Ronin and Duncan Pavone
Twisty plot, fast-paced, compelling, suspenseful


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Mystery
Book 10 in the Leaphorn, Chee, and Manuelito series
Overall, this is a suspenseful, heart-wrenching, and compelling novel.
Great characterization / atmosphere / world-building


The Blighted Cliffs

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Historical Mystery
London, England in November of 1895
16th book in the Barker and Llewelyn series
Features two private enquiry agents
Sprinkled with humor
Great characterization and atmosphere

Finished this week:
* The One and Only Bob by Katherine Applegate (book two in the series)
* The Tiger Rising by Kate DiCamillo
* The Illustrated Man by Ray Bradbury (Reread for a classics group discussion)
* The One and Only Bob by Katherine Applegate (book two in the series)
* The Tiger Rising by Kate DiCamillo
* The Illustrated Man by Ray Bradbury (Reread for a classics group discussion)

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Children's book
Set up as a game
Good for long road trips
Creative
I would have liked some fun facts to add a learning experience to the game.



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Mystery - Sleuthing along with a police investigation
8th book in the Nosey Parker Mystery Series
Great characterization, entertaining, solid mystery to unravel with humor sprinkles throughout the novel


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A. J. Landau is a pseudonym for authors Jon Land and Jeff Ayers.
Mystery
Action packed thriller
Book 2 in the National Park Thriller Series
Gritty, intense, and chiller
Great characterization and plenty of action


I do love your eclectic reading list!

You just never know what is going to show up next.


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Political Thriller
Gritty and suspenseful high=stakes thriller
Thought-provoking and moving
Extraordinary, but flawed characters



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Crime Thriller
5th book in the Colter Shaw series
Suspenseful, high-stakes, well-written, great characterization, extraordinary atmosphere



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Recently finished:
* Quade: The Irresistible One by Bronwyn Jameson — I could have sworn I read this one when it came out way back in 2003, so was surprised to find I had not — especially as it was signed and sent to me by the author. Oops! Glad I finally got round to it.
* The Travelling Cat Chronicles by Hiro Arikawa — Thoroughly enjoyed this one, though the ending wrecked me emotionally. Would definitely try another book by this author.
Currently reading:
* More Days at the Morisaki Bookshop by Satoshi Yagisawa — I’m more than halfway with this one and it’s a fast read. I read the first book in March.
* The Woman in White by Wilkie Collins — I’m only a third of the way into this 500-page Vic Lit. I was hoping to be at least halfway by now, but I had three consecutive migraine days earlier in the month and a cold last week, so I’m happy with 33 percent.
* Quade: The Irresistible One by Bronwyn Jameson — I could have sworn I read this one when it came out way back in 2003, so was surprised to find I had not — especially as it was signed and sent to me by the author. Oops! Glad I finally got round to it.
* The Travelling Cat Chronicles by Hiro Arikawa — Thoroughly enjoyed this one, though the ending wrecked me emotionally. Would definitely try another book by this author.
Currently reading:
* More Days at the Morisaki Bookshop by Satoshi Yagisawa — I’m more than halfway with this one and it’s a fast read. I read the first book in March.
* The Woman in White by Wilkie Collins — I’m only a third of the way into this 500-page Vic Lit. I was hoping to be at least halfway by now, but I had three consecutive migraine days earlier in the month and a cold last week, so I’m happy with 33 percent.

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Historical Thriller
14th book in the Isaac Bell series
Briskly paced
Centers around the beginning of the Federal Reserve Systerm
Mix of real and fictional characters woven into a fictional set of events
Over-the-top action at times, but engaging, suspenseful, and entertaining in this high stakes thriller

Finished More Days at the Morisaki Bookshop by Satoshi Yagisawa this morning. That’s two works of Japanese fiction in a row that have totally wrecked me and, unbeknownst to me when I picked up MDATMB, two books that touched on a similar theme. Would definitely read more by this author.


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Historical Mystery
Regency Period
Features 2 financially independent 43-year-old twin sisters
Great world-building
Wonderful characterization
Slow-burn romance as a sub-sub-plot
A few real historical figures appear in the novel


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Historical fiction
Standalone novel
Riveting, Intense, Heart-Breaking
Dual timeline
Well-researched


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Crime stories
Set in rural Maine
Collection of 8 short stories featuring Mike Bowditch and Charley Stevens
They cover a wide range of years in Mike's career.
Briskly paced, intriguing, sometimes quite dark.


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Thriller
34th book in the Lucas Davenport Prey series
3rd book in the Letty Davenport series
Part investigation and part action thriller
Suspenseful, thought-provoking, action-packed, compelling characters



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YA Mystery
LBGTQ+
Engaging debut young adult mystery
Teen angst / Bullying / Treatment of others / Irresponsible Adults
Solid mystery
Some plot twists
Social commentary
Some humor
Several serious topics explored