Status Updates from All Editions of The Cheyne Mystery (Mass Market Paperback)

Barry Barkes is 70% done

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Barry Barkes is 59% done

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Watchdogg is on page 237 of 289

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Watchdogg is on page 180 of 289

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Watchdogg is on page 119 of 289

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Watchdogg is on page 44 of 289

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Carl is 25% done

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Blanka Zahorjanova is 10% done

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EL W is 65% done

How I see the main character of this book: https://i.pinimg.com/originals/a5/73/...

Honestly just waiting for Inspector French to show up and save this story...

— Oct 22, 2025 03:24AM Add a comment

Lisa is 63% done

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Inspector French and the Cheyne Mystery: A Classic British Police Procedural and Crime Thriller

Lisa is 44% done

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Lisa is 35% done

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Valerie is 35% done

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Valerie is 25% done

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Two Envelopes And A Phone is 88% done

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Inspector French and the Cheyne Mystery (Book 2)

Two Envelopes And A Phone is 34% done

If I happen to finish this later today, at least I have book of Irish short stories on the go, that I can finally get back to tomorrow. So far, Cheyne Mystery is functioning more like a fast-paced Thriller than a whodunit. But I like it.

— Mar 16, 2025 08:35AM Add a comment

Fiona Brockie is on page 217 of 252

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Fiona Brockie is on page 141 of 252

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Fiona Brockie is on page 65 of 252

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Alex is 55% done

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Mike is 60% done

Inspector French, the Scotland Yard detective, doesn't appear until the 58% mark (or possibly later, since Gutenberg books have a long license at the end). The Cheyne of the title is a remarkably gullible man, but I still find the various adventurous shenanigans entertaining while we wait for him to figure out that he needs to involve the police.

— Mar 17, 2024 02:15PM Add a comment