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My favorite in the Rivers of London series. And y‘all my flight to London leaves on Friday and I am so excited!

The suitcase is packed, the itinerary is planned, I am ready! 🛫

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Thought I'd try the first maeve kerrigan having heard Jane casey talking about the most recent. She is an enjoyable character, being the only female detective in an all male murder squad. In this story , what appears to be another victim of a serial killer, has Maeve wondering about anomalies which allow her to prove how good a police officer she is. Enjoyable and will read more in the series.

I realized late yesterday when I started listening to this that it‘s an Audible Plus selection that will disappear from my library on July 15th! So, I really delved into it today and I‘m quite enjoying it so far. All the recipes and baking have me wanting to start making my own cupcakes! 😅
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(July 10, 2025)

I think I liked this one. Definitely not 5 stars, but probably 4/5. The writing is excellent and the characters are really good. They weren‘t necessarily likable characters, so I think that‘s what made me withhold a bit. Really heavy language too, and I just don‘t particularly enjoy the.

It's Camillas' first day back at work. But her husband Luke is absent.
The police arrive and tell Camilla her husband is caught up in a hostage situation.
Only he is not a hostage. He is the gunman.
Who is this man she married ?

Proof I was in Phoenix Sky Harbor airport yesterday! 😁

Loved this one, read nearly the whole thing while traveling and it was the right read at the right time. A therapist and the editor of her column have a true connection that neither of them are ready to explore. Until they do and I was happy to be along for the ride.

3.5 Stars • Next of Kin by John Boyne (2006) is a twisty thriller set in 1936 London. Owen Montignac, a broke aristocrat, gets snubbed in his uncle‘s will, leaving everything to his cousin Stella. Facing a huge debt to a shady casino boss, Owen schemes to steal art, blackmail, and even kill to get what he thinks is his. He ropes in Gareth, the lazy son of a judge, and things spiral into a messy web of lies and murder. ⬇️