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  Wendy H. Jones: When your book is on a shelf at LBF it’s a fabulous feeling

  

  • April 15, 2018

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  Wendy H. Jones: I'm half way through the Cypher Bureau by Eilidh McGinnis. It's definitely one of those can't put it down mysteries. I love it. Which can't put it down book would you recommend?

  • April 2, 2018
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  Wendy H. Jones: My Easter read is a cracking mystery from Eildih McGinness. A debut novel I would say she is definitely one to watch. What are your Easter reads?

  The Cypher Bureau eBook: Eilidh McGinness: Amazon.co.uk: Books

  The Cypher Bureau eBook: Eilidh McGinness: Amazon.co.uk: Books

  • April 1, 2018
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  Wendy H. Jones: What's everyone reading at thew moment?

  • March 27, 2018

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    Diane Garland I'm currently re-reading the Consignment Shop mysteries by Duffy Brown so I can read her latest release. I also have Annette Dashofy's newest in line to read.

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    Wendy H. Jones Diane I might have to take a look at these

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  Lucinda Moebius joined the group Crime Readers’ Hangout

  • March 27, 2018
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  Davina Purnell joined the group Crime Readers’ Hangout

  • March 27, 2018
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  Dawn R. Schuldenfrei: I have a hard time finding mystery and crime books I like sometimes. I don't like too much procedural stuff; I like to have something that's enough of a puzzle that I don't figure it out before the end of the book, or at least almost the end. It has to...  moreI have a hard time finding mystery and crime books I like sometimes. I don't like too much procedural stuff; I like to have something that's enough of a puzzle that I don't figure it out before the end of the book, or at least almost the end. It has to surprise me at least a little. And I'm not sure yet what marks the line between something that drags and bores me vs. something that moves along at just the right pace. I guess that's why I have trouble sometimes; if I can't even describe it to myself, it's hard to describe it to anyone else to ask for recommendations.
  
  I used to like Patricia Cornwell's Kay Scarpetta series, but then I listened to an audiobook with a reader who just put me off it entirely; totally changed my view of the character. It's been long enough that I could probably go back and try that again with a fresh eye. I'm also a fan of any mysteries involving supernatural stuff as well.  less

  • March 27, 2018

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    Wendy H. Jones Audiobooks can be difficult if you don't resonate with the reader

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    Diane Garland I really enjoy Robert Dugoni's Tracy Crosswhite series. He writes in such a way I don't guess the ending.

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  Kell Inkston joined the group Crime Readers’ Hangout

  • March 27, 2018
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  Wendy H. Jones: A bit about me, I’m a crime writer and reader. I love crime fiction in all shapes and forms. Last night I was at a Book event in a small local bookshop. Alex Gray is not only a brilliant writer but a superb speaker. Has anyone read any of her books? ...  moreA bit about me, I’m a crime writer and reader. I love crime fiction in all shapes and forms. Last night I was at a Book event in a small local bookshop. Alex Gray is not only a brilliant writer but a superb speaker. Has anyone read any of her books? https://www.amazon.co.uk/Alex-Gray/e/B001K88LTS/  

  • March 27, 2018
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  Jeanette Andersen joined the group Crime Readers’ Hangout

  • March 26, 2018
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  Dawn R. Schuldenfrei: Along with fantasy/supernatural stuff, mystery books are my favorites

  • March 26, 2018

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  Dawn R. Schuldenfrei joined the group Crime Readers’ Hangout

  • March 26, 2018
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  Susanne Leist joined the group Crime Readers’ Hangout

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  Diane Garland joined the group Crime Readers’ Hangout

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  • March 26, 2018