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I’ve never watched Breaking Bad so that was actually a spoiler

Small rant incoming because I saw a comment saying this was taking suicide and depression too lightly. We have a woman who has lost hope in life, because she has trouble with fertility, her husband is having an affair with her best friend and now divorcing her, AND her **** is dead. She’s not interested in hobbies, quits her job and gives up. Why is this not an accurate representation of depression?

Wtf

Was just cruising until I was accosted by page 14.
Had that, “oh who is you?” moment and locked in- immediately.

“But I never took my eye off him. That craven part of me was expecting to be jumped, like the first unwitting victim in one of those maniac-on-the-loose movies that always seem to have numbers in their titles”
Oh Stephen, the way you are with words…

The thrill I got from the previous story vanished I would have preferred the psychological test to be finessed

Just when I was thinking nothing was happening. Touché.

All the finale’s of the little cases grandpa solves are all just a bit lackluster. Case three about the vanishing body had me thinking “how does he even come to this conclusion” but we got an answer for that

The second case is very Sherlock Holmes-esque. I loved how Grandpa came to the conclusion of what happened. And once again with the book recs! I’ve added six mystery books so far and I have 2/3rd of the book to go! But I’m not complaining because I love murder mysteries.

I love the amount of research the author has put into LBD and Alzheimers, yet portrays it in a very empathetic manner. I’ve just finished the first story, and it was a great introduction to Grandpa, and made me add several mystery novels into my tbr!