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3.5⭐️

I listened to this book, had I read it, my rating might have been more. I did enjoy the book, though. I was surprised by the ending. I did have one problem with it. As the Eight Perfect Murders is based on 8 classic books, if the reader hasn't read these 8 books, the book gives away the plots of those books.

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Eight Perfect Murders is a classic-style novel featuring a protagonist who is a book lover and bookstore owner. One day, an FBI agent contacts him about a series of murders in different states. While the novel can feel slow at times, it remains captivating. The writing style is engaging, offering a unique perspective on human emotions like revenge and guilt,with an intriguing element of vigilante justice.All inclusive it‘s an enjoyable book.

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I finished THE GOLDEN RAVEN tonight and I have MANY EMOTIONS about Jean‘s healing journey and also how great it is when there‘s a bit with a dog.

Now begins the wait for the next book.

Nora Sakavic‘s new book dropped the very day I stopped regularly checking for it! Good thing Kobo sends out reminders when they know you‘re waiting on series additions.

Now I know what I‘m doing with the rest of my reading month. I bought THE GOLDEN RAVEN as soon as I got the email this morning, formally bailed on the poorly-written Shakespearean fantasy I tried last night, and dove in at lunch.

I didn't realize this was a murder mystery. I tried to stick it out, but I just don't care.
#HailTheBail

9/80

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February #BookSpin and #DoubleSpin

I'm going to live la vida loca and read the DoubleSpin first!😲 Crazy, right?! 🤣

I read the first 26% of THE SUNSHINE COURT earlier, then made myself put it down so it didn‘t take over my whole evening. I think it‘s gonna wreck me and I‘m gonna thank it for doing so.

This was my #DoubleSpin for this month, and WOW was it intense! It was incredibly disturbing and most of the time I didn't want to put it down as the main character became more and more unhinged. As with most of the books Jenny Lawson has picked for her Fantastic Strangelings book club, I was left wondering what I had just read, but in a good way.

I‘m glad I read the 8 books that the author spoils before reading this book. I feel it added to my enjoyment of this book, and I did enjoy this book, very much. Unreliable narrator, lots of books mentioned, many murders, other quite likable characters. I really like the way this author composes a story. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

My April #roll100 picks (I already read number 2 earlier this year, I haven't already read it this month lol)
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