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What a lot of noise – Book review for NetGalley – Death in the Stocks by Georgette Heyer

 Death in the Stocks This book as so much fun to read. It felt a bit like Miss Phryne Fisher … Continue reading What a lot of noise – Book review for NetGalley – Death in the Stocks by Georgette Heyer

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When Lady is too much – Book review for NetGalley – Lady Helena Investigates (#1 Scott-de-Quincy Mysteries) by Jane Steen

 Lady Helena Investigates A very nice costume drama on the page. Too much of everyday detail, not much investigation. The … Continue reading When Lady is too much – Book review for NetGalley – Lady Helena Investigates (#1 Scott-de-Quincy Mysteries) by Jane Steen

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When champagne is not enough – Book review for NetGalley – A Necessary Murder by M.J.Tjia

 A Necessary Murder Hello, my friend. This is exactly how this book felt. This book is second adventure of Heloise … Continue reading When champagne is not enough – Book review for NetGalley – A Necessary Murder by M.J.Tjia

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Tale is not fairy – Book review for NetGalley – The Girl in the Tower (Winterlight Trilogy #2) by Katherine Arden

 The Girl in the Tower I liked the first book better. I could have left my review at that. I … Continue reading Tale is not fairy – Book review for NetGalley – The Girl in the Tower (Winterlight Trilogy #2) by Katherine Arden

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We live by lies – Book Review for NetGalley – The Liars’ Asylum by Jacob M. Appel

 The Liars’ Asylum This book took two tries. On the first attempt I approached as the description on Goodreads said: … Continue reading We live by lies – Book Review for NetGalley – The Liars’ Asylum by Jacob M. Appel

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You can’t mend a broken cup – Book review for NetGalley – Just Another Week in Suburbia by Les Zig

 Just Another Week in Suburbia One week can change life. It can turn your world upside down and break your … Continue reading You can’t mend a broken cup – Book review for NetGalley – Just Another Week in Suburbia by Les Zig

Foxes ‘ r ‘ Us – Book review for NetGalley – Happiness by Aminatta Forna
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Foxes ‘ r ‘ Us – Book review for NetGalley – Happiness by Aminatta Forna

 Happiness This is one of the hardest reviews I ever had to write. It is hard not because the book … Continue reading Foxes ‘ r ‘ Us – Book review for NetGalley – Happiness by Aminatta Forna

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Almost like old times – Book Review for NetGalley – Murder at Keswick: A Sherlock Holmes Mystery by William Todd

 Murder at Keswick Picturesque Lake District, summer season, Sherlock Holmes and Dr Watson. What more can one want? Nothing. Well, … Continue reading Almost like old times – Book Review for NetGalley – Murder at Keswick: A Sherlock Holmes Mystery by William Todd

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Let me go – Book review for NetGalley – Before I let you go by Kelly Rimmer

 Before I let you go Who lets go of whom? This is a very loaded question when it comes to … Continue reading Let me go – Book review for NetGalley – Before I let you go by Kelly Rimmer

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When truth costs too much – Book review for NetGalley – The Hangman’s Secret by Laura Joh Rowland

 The Hangman’s Secret (#3 Victorian Mystery) Being the third book in the series of adventures of photographer Sarah Bain and … Continue reading When truth costs too much – Book review for NetGalley – The Hangman’s Secret by Laura Joh Rowland

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