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Jen2
Marriage and Murder | Stephanie Laurens
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Enjoyed it.

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bibliothecarivs
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Recent acquisition from St Mark's Cathedral for our personal library.

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MyNamesParadise
Profiler | Helen Fields
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5 stars! I loved this book; it was my kind of thriller! A smart & capable female main character. A captivating plot. A whodunit but not in a locked room way. Good supporting characters & a rare, fascinating condition that the killer has. This was my 1st Helen Fields book & I want to read more! I hope she writes another book featuring Midnight Jones! I highly recommend this book!

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bibliothecarivs
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Random book from our home library:

📖 Britain (LIFE World Library) by John Osborne

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shanaqui
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I knew about some of the efforts to keep the public fit in WWII, but not the experimental basis behind them, and not all of the stuff discussed here. I found this very readable and interesting.

Warning: if you're phobic about insects (or at least biting ones), be careful. There's a whole chapter on them, and I definitely had some intrusive thoughts and a nightmare because of it.

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shanaqui
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My library haul for today. I was there for the tagged book, which came in as a hold, but I grabbed a few others. The “blind date with a book“ ones had been set up for Christmas, and I felt bad that so many had been left unborrowed, so I scooped up any that were fantasy/SF.

They were Raymond E. Feist's King of Ashes, Karen Lord's The Blue Beautiful World, and Zen Cho's Spirits Abroad, which I miiiight have already read, I'll have to check.

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LiseWorks
Roses, Roses | Bill James
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February #Feelin'TheLove Rose's this is my favorite color for roses. @Eggs @Alwaysbeenaloverofbooks

Eggs Truth🌹 9mo
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Octoberwoman
Work in Progress | Kat MacKenzie
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I‘m posting one book a day from my massive collection. No description, no reason for why I want to read it.

#ABookADay2025