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shanghao
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Ok, now for the assemble and accuse section. It couldn’t have been the actual historical figures. Maud Wilkerson might be a man in disguise.
— May 09, 2026 05:13AM
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“Or we could play.” His cheeks turned the color of a pale-pink rose. “A game.”
“Really?” Her spirits brightened.
He nodded. “Why not?”
Maybe he didn’t hate her so much after all.
Lord have mercy. Florid prose aside, she’s supposed to be “smart” and couldn’t tell that he’s infatuated?
— May 07, 2026 11:34PM
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“Really?” Her spirits brightened.
He nodded. “Why not?”
Maybe he didn’t hate her so much after all.
Lord have mercy. Florid prose aside, she’s supposed to be “smart” and couldn’t tell that he’s infatuated?
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D. I. Goforth looked back at Eliza. “We really need you back at the Yard. No one interrogates like you.”
Excuse me? This is beginning to read like a kid’s book.
— May 07, 2026 04:27AM
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Excuse me? This is beginning to read like a kid’s book.
shanghao
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The heroine is insufferable, so very entitled and smart alecky. And Theo fawning over her somehow also added to the cringe factor for me. Let’s see if the mystery is at least decent.
— May 07, 2026 12:49AM
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The Case of the Christie Conspiracy is a fast-paced mystery that leans into the intrigue surrounding the real-life disappearance of Agatha Christie. Blending fact with fiction, the story imagines a conspiracy behind Christie’s famous 1926 vanishing, turning a historical curiosity into a suspenseful narrative.
Overall, it’s an entertaining read that will especially appeal to fans of historical mysteries
— Apr 29, 2026 10:05PM
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Overall, it’s an entertaining read that will especially appeal to fans of historical mysteries
shanghao
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“I wouldn’t take him back if he crawled on hands and knees with a dozen roses between his teeth.” Dorothy huffed.
Dorothy L Sayers’ love of the macabre and “prickly” quips are making her the most interesting character here so far. The MC, not so much.
— Apr 22, 2026 11:31PM
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Dorothy L Sayers’ love of the macabre and “prickly” quips are making her the most interesting character here so far. The MC, not so much.
shanghao
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“She had an obligation to keep informed, not bury her head in some made-up story. There was enough murder and mayhem in the world. Why did those mystery authors have to go inventing more?”
Ouch, touché! I feel called out 😂
— Apr 21, 2026 11:46PM
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Ouch, touché! I feel called out 😂





