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I love Elly Griffiths and Kathy Reichs. I'm also a big fan of Karin Slaughter. I don't have a favourite female musical artist. There's too many amazing talents out there.
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Dec 23 #adventrecommends

I enjoyed this first book in a series. It‘s set in Canada and the French was a little challenging to muddle through. It is also set in the 1990s, so interesting to see how the characters handle being cut off from each other when they leave their homes & how dependent the are on their answering machines.

I didn‘t enjoy this one as much as I usually enjoy her books. It was ok but not as good as her usual Temperance Brennan books.

This was a quick read and not as dramatic as her previous novels. Strictly done in Charlotte and not Canada. Good characters and an interesting case.

"Ms. Reichs has done it again! I stayed awake late with twitching eyes finishing this, it was that compelling. She found a way to make the cult as murder suspect angle fresh. I had no idea who the big kahuna was until the very end pages." My thoughts have not changed since I read this last.

I check out my local Coles every time I get near the mall.

If I owned a bookstore I would call it 'Sit a Spell' or 'Romancing the Tome'.

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#OminousOctober #Day20 #Bones Had to be Reich‘s Temperance Brennan series for a Bones prompt! A forensic anthropologist, Tempe Brennan divides her time between Quebec & North Carolina, looking at the bones of the dead & figuring out how they died. #Scarathlon #TeamSlaughter 6pts