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kspenmoll
Bloody January | Alan Parks
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Panpan

This was too “bloody” for me. The tortured protagonist,Ins. Harry McCoy did not save the book for me. Way too violent & gruesome. Enough said. Obviously, I will not continue with this series. #readyourkindle

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thebacklistbook
Voyager | Diana Gabaldon
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#5joysfriday
1. Getting back into the above book. Hello escapism.
2. Practical Magic 2 has wrapped filming and most of the original cast are in it.
3. It's just a little Hocus Pocus! Watched this earlier in the evening.
4. Going garage sailing tomorrow.
5. An slowly getting back into eat more plant based.
Bonus! Running swaps and doing reading challenges is keeping me sane.

Bookperson96 Yay regarding 2 and 3 ! 🥰🪄✨Also have fun tomorrow. 👍🏻 14h
dabbe 🧡💙💛 4h
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Lizpixie
The Wolf Tree | Laura McCluskey
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Bk1 of my last #bookhaul (which I completely forgot to post last month)is this debut crime thriller by a Melbourne author. Set on an isolated Scottish island, which is by far one of my fave settings, 18yr old Alan Ferguson is found dead at the foot of the lighthouse, an apparent suicide. DIs Georgina Lennox & Richard Stewart are then trapped by a raging storm while questioning suspicious islanders who don‘t take kindly to mainlanders.

CarolynM Sounds interesting. Stacked😊 14h
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kezzlou85
All the Hidden Truths | Claire Askew
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so good and yet heartbreaking at the same time. It deals with some pretty tough themes and as a parent of a girl the right age it was hard hitting. I like how we saw it through three completely different experiences. It added so much more depth to the story. The plot is simple in many ways yet it takes you on a journey. It has a modern feel running through it with occasional excerpts from online posts, police reports. #Netgalley 5*

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Robotswithpersonality
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Already in love with the writing.

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kspenmoll
Bloody January | Alan Parks
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#weeklyforecast
Reading a little of this, a little of that this week.

Amiable I have “What We Knew” on hold at my library. Is it a good read? 5d
kspenmoll I am finding it good so far ( on p. 44) because it is oral testimony/interviews of Jewish & non-Jewish people. 5d
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rwmg
Islander | Patrick Barkham
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rwmg
Islander | Patrick Barkham
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#whereareyoumonday
@Cupcake12

Always helpful when the book has a map.
We are starting on the Isle of Man

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AshleyHoss820
Clear: A Novel | Carys Davies
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I had no idea about the Highland Clearances before this novel. People were being forcibly removed from their homes in the Highlands & the islands by their landlords. It‘s bleak and devastating. This novella follows John, a minister-turned-errand boy who is sent to evict Ivar, the last inhabitant on his island. John becomes injured and Ivar saves his life. Their growing bond, and the arrival of John‘s wife Mary, challenge what family really means.

BarbaraBB Loved this! 3w
AshleyHoss820 @BarbaraBB I did too! It was so close-quartered and atmospheric. A lovely little narrative. ☺️ 3w
Cuilin Loved this!! 3w
AshleyHoss820 @Cuilin Same!! It was such a pleasant surprise! ☺️ 3w
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