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Martin Rose is on page 100 of 339 of Twisted
Dec 10, 2022 05:09AM Add a comment
Twisted

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Martin Rose is 4% done with Girl Lost (Kaitlyn Carr #2)
This is a great 5 part series and I thoroughly recommend it to you. Detective Kaitlyn Carr is a strong, focussed character.
Apr 09, 2022 03:06AM Add a comment
Girl Lost (Kaitlyn Carr #2)

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Martin Rose is finished with The Darkest Lies Box Set (DI Hogarth, #1-2)
I simply can't get enough of DI Hogarth. He is a gritty detective that likes to work in his own way and not necessarily down the same procedures as other coppers. Solomon Carter is a great writer and I would recommend his DI Hogarth and Bradley/Roberts Private Investigators mysteries to you. You won't regret it.
Apr 05, 2022 06:16AM Add a comment
The Darkest Lies Box Set (DI Hogarth, #1-2)

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Martin Rose is starting The Autobiography of George Müller
George Muller made such a difference to so many children's lives with a passion for Jesus. Praise God for people after his own heart.
Nov 19, 2021 06:00AM Add a comment
The Autobiography of George Müller

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Martin Rose is on page 311 of 338 of The Midnight Man (Slayton Thrillers, #1)
this isnt my usual book but Caroline Mitchel is such a great writer. i could not put this down.
Nov 06, 2021 03:42AM Add a comment
The Midnight Man (Slayton Thrillers, #1)

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Martin Rose is 60% done with The Hogarth Mysteries (The DI Hogarth Mysteries)
This book has 2 excellently written adventures from the expert hand of Solomon Carter. The 2nd book I have already read but am reading it again. Solomon has an amazing talent and I would recommend his books to you all day long.
Apr 22, 2021 02:38AM Add a comment
The Hogarth Mysteries (The DI Hogarth Mysteries)

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Martin Rose is finished with Birds in a Cage: The Remarkable Story of How Four Prisoners of War Survived Captivity
Great book, it was recommend on BBC 2 Springwatch and I am so pleased that I read it.
Nov 28, 2020 05:19AM Add a comment
Birds in a Cage: The Remarkable Story of How Four Prisoners of War Survived Captivity

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