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More Delicious Mysteries in Gareth and Louise Ward’s The Bookshop Detectives: Tea and Cake and Death
Gareth and Louise Ward are back with another witty, exciting, tense read. The Bookshop Detectives: Tea and Cake and Death is just as enjoyable as their first novel, The Bookshop Detectives: Dead Girl Gone, only this time the novel contains more delectable treats and dangerous poisons than before. When we opened Sherlock Tomes people warned…
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The Bookshop Detectives: Dead Girl Gone is a Fantastic, Light-Hearted Kiwi Mystery
What a fun, amusing Kiwi crime mystery! Gareth and Louise Ward’s The Bookshop Detectives: Dead Girl Gone is a humorous, entertaining firecracker of a book with an incredible selection of eclectic and lively characters. With a cosy small-town vibe, a cold case demanding answers, a dark secret hidden in the shadows, and a lovely doggo…
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My August 2024 Reading Summary
Overall mood: eager. We’re back on the reading train this month! I’ll warn you know, this is a lot summary as I’ve managed to read 18 books (I know!) this month. I am adding a few more books to my regular list of reads each month for the next two months, and if you are…
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