
There‘s a lot going on here. Let‘s see what happens….
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There‘s a lot going on here. Let‘s see what happens….
#NancyDrewBR
This is a low pick for me. I much prefer The Thursday Murder Club series and those wonderful characters. This was just forgettable to me but I will probably read book two. Maybe it will provide a stronger connection to the characters.
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I‘m spending the day with Nancy and Salem. I couldn‘t decide which picture to use so I just used both 😂.
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Weekend reading plans: I'm finally going to finish Amalfi Curse and I need to read the Nancy Drew today. Also need to make progress on AVLV and I'm eager to jump into MJ.🤞🏻
3✨ A hit and run opens up not only a mystery for the victim, but a mystery she holds completely separate from her own mystery. Not a bad mystery, but there was an undercover mission Clare that didn‘t seem to fit. Still not a fan of her boyfriend. #SeriesLove @Andrew65 @TheSpineView “Book 11/21”
I loved this. It does jump around in timelines and characters, so I did have to make myself a cheatsheet in the beginning. Whenever I thought I knew something, it took a turn. I did finally get one thing right near the end. I loved the writing. I was also glad that the ending didn't leave questions unanswered. Funny enough, I watched the TV series another of her books, Long Bright River, was made into. This was a buddy read with my son.
I have no idea why it took me so long to read this book. I guess I have too many books I want to read. If you have been thinking about reading this book, start it today! I loved Vera Wong. She cracked me up. The things she said sounded so much like my grandma (though I'm not Chinese). I loved how the other characters came to love her and how they became a family. I was surprised by the culprit. I will definitely continue this series.
A well-off older woman is found dead with a scold‘s bridle (a punishment device) on her head. Initially thought to be suicide, her death is then thought to be murder once her will is revealed. I haven‘t read Walters in a long time and was a little concerned I would no longer like her, but needn‘t have been. This is a well-crafted mystery with good development of characters and subplots.