Nothing for a cold drizzly day like a good murder #mystery 🕵️♀️
Nothing for a cold drizzly day like a good murder #mystery 🕵️♀️
#SeriesRead2021 @TheSpineView
This is the third book in this series and definitely my favorite so far. A woman is found hanging in a churchyard and the mystery only gets better from there as Wesley Peterson tries to find out what happened to her.
Like the others in this series, Ellis blends historical fiction with a modern mystery and I really enjoy the combination of the two.
Book 3 of the Wesley Peterson series. I'm enjoying this series more with every book. A woman is found hung on a tree in the church yard. Was is suicide or murder. As the archaeologists uncover more at the site, there seems to be a connection with this 'hanging tree'. I like the how the chapters start with blurbs written centuries before. The blend of archeology and mystery is well done.
#SeriesRead2021 @TheSpineView
#weeklyforcast #Pemberlittens #sundaybuddyread #mystery #equitycommitteebuddyread
These are the 4books I am in various stages of reading for this coming week. Paired each with their locales. Pemberley, Lizzie Bordon‘s house (now a Bed & Breakfast), “Stokeworthy Manor” in Kate Ellis book, a neighborhood in in the 1990s, Queens NY where Kendi spent his childhood years. I had such fun house hunting!
#saturday #earlymorningread #coffeeandbooks #catsoflitsy
What more can I ask for this morning? Coffee, Em cat, a book. ❤️☕️😻📚
#nighttimeread #mystery #archeology #blameitonlitsy
#kindle
Discovered this series in the last year or so thanks to @Andrew65
Beginning this tonight.
First book in my #24in48 finished, and next book up. Fairly solid crime fiction, a decent read although I wouldn‘t scream about it to anyone.
Having a spot of lunch and half an hour‘s reading before I start work.
Managed to get some reading done while at the hairdressers (it‘s a training college, so they like that I read and let them concentrate on what they‘re doing), and while waiting in various queues in town. Multitasking!
First I have to turn these leather panels into notebooks, then I can finally get some reading done. I‘m enjoying the book so far.
Decisions, decisions... #tbr
This was book 3 in the Wesley Peterson series. There are two time lines running through this story. One from 1475 and one from (1969-1999) which tie together in the plot. An archaeological dig finds a body from 1475 who had been hanged from a yew tree and the 1999 body is found hanging from a yew tree. Is the present murder an execution as in the past or murder?
Unputdownable. Plots interesting, tie into history. Unique characters. Recommended.
Currently at 21 hrs and 2 minutes in the #24B4Monday Readathon.
I‘ve finished Morning Star and The Silent Patient, and hoping to finish The Undomestic Goddess by Midnight.
3 hours reading needed to get to 24 hours with 3 3/4 hours of the day to go.
This is the schedule for the Group Read of the third book in the Wesley Peterson Series we are doing on Librarything. The first questions will be posted on Librarything on Saturday.
#24B4Monday More like 15, but anyway... Here are the books I‘ll need to finish soon, so I‘ll go for them!
I believe we will have a buddy read soon on LT?! This pic is somehow both beautiful and creepy.
Slowly putting together my books for June. Still many I need to get hold of, but it‘s starting to look like another good reading month!
Another great blend of past and present
#mycover taken from LT because the ebook cover is just a generic one
So far so good, purchased last year. Love a good murder mystery especially those set within the uk.