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A well crafted police procedural,with an imaginative,competent,intelligent Swiss officer, Agnes Luthi,who finds herself embroiled in a murder. Lausanne is hosting a premier watch & jewelry trade show. Tensions run high as the traditional watch industry struggles against the new watch conglomerates.Will another murder occur? How involved is the private boys boarding school?Love this series.Sad that there are no more published.#porchlife

I am really enjoying this police procedural set in the Swiss land of watchmakers. #porchlife #eveningchimes #AnAgnesLuthiMystery
I love that the protagonist name is Agnes- reminds me of my great aunt Agnes who helped my mom lots when we were growing up. She was deaf but could read lips like a trooper. I don‘t think she ever learned sign language but she could read & write so she got some education. Born in 1886, she died 90+ years later.

Today‘s read. I remember the first in this series as a pick, so when I found this in the library earlier this month, I grabbed it. #libraryfind #AnAgnesLuthiMystery #porchlife

Every summer (except 20 and 21), our local library hosts a Murder Mystery Author Festival. It's held at our cultural arts center and is free to attend. If you pay $20, though, you can have lunch with the authors and get a tote bag filled with books & other goodies. I went with my oldest kid in 2019 (Charlaine Harris was the main guest), and these postcards were among the items in our bags.
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Day 21: postcards
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March #mymonthinbooks - finishing #Pemberlittens #musingsonmansfield & rereads of #sanandreasshifters - #malec & Book 3 of Vampire Academy w/Fictional Hangover Book.
Tagged book was last of my #winterreads. Really enjoyed & hope series continues. 📚
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This is the second one, and the series is still good. Not a cozy, not too gory, and not too technical of a police procedural. The detective is likable and human, and I‘m looking forward to seeing what happens in her life next.

Playing around with #booktube . My first review is a #mystery novel set in contemporary Switzerland. Strong woman/so so plot. #bookreview #bookish #bookblog

For more, put Picture and Book in YouTube search or https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=cR0aNL9pW0c

Met Trace de Hahn on Valentines Day. She was quite delightful. I highly recommend Swiss Vendetta. Haven‘t read the new one yet.

I‘m really loving this series! This was an intriguing and fascinating murder mystery. Nothing too graphic, and it was smart and clever. Can‘t wait for the next one! I voluntarily reviewed an eARC copy provided by the publisher via NetGalley.

😊😊 I just crossed the 24 hour mark in the #24in48 readathon with this lovely mystery set in Switzerland! Whew!!!!

I‘ve read both books in the series (so far), and greatly enjoyed them. Excellent police procedurals set in Switzerland. Detective Agnes Lüthi is a widowed mother of 3, and a great central character. #jesshowreads2018

Out for some kid-free shopping/reading! (Can you tell I‘m racing to finish this one? Review due Friday.) 🙂

Why yes, I DID stash some chocolate covered candy cane joe-joes!! 😋😋 #ilovetraderjoesdesserts

Sidenote: I super awkwardly opened my bookmail on IG stories!! I‘m also jesshowbooks over there if you want to see. 😂

Oopsies, I almost forgot to take a #wintry photo for my own challenge! Haha. #2018bookbinge day 3 - winter always puts me in the mood for a good crime novel, especially those set in colder climates. Listened to The Girl Who Takes an Eye for an Eye last week, and reading A Well-Timed Murder this week!

We took down the rest of the Christmas lights/decorations yesterday, but saving the Christmas tree through Epiphany... largely just so I can read by treelight. 😍🎄