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Starwinger Prophecy
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2012
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Small Town Deadly
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2012
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Pink Rose Dreams
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2012
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Knife Skills for Beginners (Chef Paul Delamare Mysteries, #1):
"75 pages in and nothing clicked - too many student characters, too much pretentious inner monologuing from Paul and just so boring."
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"This book has a great concept, but I didn’t enjoy the main character—his narrative voice goes from super elitist to super immature and grating and I found it hard to root for him. There were also a lot of the details that felt unnecessary and confusi"
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Knife Skills for Beginners (A Chef Paul Delamare Mystery Book 1):
"Not my favorite I should have stop but I kept hoping it would get better. Pacing and story were clunky at best.I like the setting. I disliked the character and the mystery "
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Perhaps foodies would enjoy all the stuff about preparing food. I thought it was overkill and boring except for the bread-making which I found charming. Lots of humorous bits sprinkled in. |
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I didn't much like the FMC & the MMC was too good to be believed. I thought it was long and draggy and would have been a better read if it had been 50 pages shorter. ...more |
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“Fate is like a strange, unpopular restaurant filled with odd little waiters who bring you things you never asked for and don't always like.”
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“Livingstone had said sympathy was no substitute for action. That was an essential brick in Bosch’s wall. He had built himself as a man of action and, at the moment when the integrity of his life’s work had been called into question by a man on death row, he had chosen to turn his sympathy for Elizabeth Clayton into action.”
― Two Kinds of Truth
― Two Kinds of Truth


























