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The Strange Casebook
The Strange Casebook | Syd Moore
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Enjoy these six short spooktacular stories, inspired by Rosie Strange and Sam Stones work at the museum...if you dare! These stories focus on characters that interact with Rosie and Sam in the Essex Witch Museum series and take place across a number of different time frames. Whether it be Rosie's old relatives, academic George Chin or the residents of Adders Fork - spooky incidents abound at every turn.
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Whatannareads
Whatannareads
The Strange Casebook | Syd Moore
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I have really enjoyed this series, have you?
So I really pleased to see this novella appear..

#52in52 #sydmoore #thestrangecasebook #paranormalmysteries

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OutsmartYourShelf
OutsmartYourShelf
The Strange Casebook | Syd Moore
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I seem to be in the minority on Goodreads, but I was rather disappointed in these short stories. The best one “She Saw Three Ships” has shades of Jamaica Inn with tales of wreckers, but the rest were so-so. 2⭐️

Thanks to NetGalley & publishers, Oneworld Publications, for the opportunity to review an ARC.

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