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4 stars for this romance by an Aussie Author
Since We Last Met by Bronwyn SellMy review: /review/show...
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Abandoned in Death by J.D. Robb, #54 in the series and another good, original plot./review/show...
Robert Dugoni's third book in his Charles Jenkins spy thriller series
The Silent Sisters was a great way to finish the trilogy. Lots of action, spy craft, chases, violence, torture and bad guys! review: /review/show...
I have missed Mick Herron's spies, the Slow Horses. These two novellas slot neatly into his much-loved Slough House series but can be enjoyed together without reading the rest.The List is #2.5 and shows John Bachelor doing 'the milk run', babysitting the elderly, retired spooks. Tricky!
4.5� My review of The ListThe Drop is #5.5 and follows the action from The List. Old-school tricks are recognised by old-school spooks!
4.5� My review of The DropThese are also available as a single book.
The Drop & The List
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A Flicker in the Dark by Stacy Willingham, a gripping debut psychological thriller./review/show...
4.5 stars for another great read by this Aussie Author
Wild Place by Christian WhiteMy review: /review/show...
A short January read. Ok, nothing amazing. 3 stars from 5
72 Hours in Savannah by Jeff Stanger
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72 Hours in Savannah by Jeff Stanger
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Another short taster collection. I liked it. 4 stars from 5
(Read January, 2022)
THIS WILL NOT END WELL by J.B. Stevens
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THIS WILL NOT END WELL by J.B. Stevens
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I don't like to say this of one of his books, but I didn't really enjoy When You Are Mine by Michael Robotham.For someone with her background, main character Phil was a bit dense about people, and didn't learn a thing from her mistakes throughout the book. In fact all the characters were a bit flat and one dimensional. Robotham has written some great books. Choose another one is my advice.
This one didn't quite hit the mark for me. I has a few 5 star reviews and has won an award so I'll be interested to see what others think.
Brunswick Street Blues by AA Sally Bothroydreview: /review/show...
Fun was had. 4 stars from 5
(Read - January, 2022)
Rockdown In Lockdown by Adam Maxwell
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(Read - January, 2022)
Rockdown In Lockdown by Adam Maxwell
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Edgware Road by Yasmin Cordery Khan tells the story of an international banking scandal and how an English-Pakistani family living in London got caught up in it, to the point that someone ends up dead. Excellent!
4.5´Ê5â˜� Link to my Edgware Road review
Down and dirty, Down Under. My kind of book. 4.5 stars from 5
(Read - 20, Jan, 2022)
Going All The Way by Sean O'Leary
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(Read - 20, Jan, 2022)
Going All The Way by Sean O'Leary
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Here's my review of The Waterhole by Aussie (WA) Author Lily Malone. For me, the jury's still out on the current trend of established romance authors turning their hand to the crime/thriller genre. This was an entertaining read.
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I enjoyed Aussie author Kerry Greenwood's glamorous and fearless (almost) Phryne Fisher flying her Gipsy Moth over the Australian Alps in the 1930s in The Green Mill Murder, #5 in this entertaining series.
3.5´Ê4â˜� Link to my Green Mill Murder review
I'm really enjoying this historical mystery series by C.S. Harris, set in London in the early 1800s with England and France at war (again? still? always?). In Why Mermaids Sing, Sebastian St. Cyr, Viscount Lord Devlin, is investigating a murder, and then another, and then . . . 
4.5� Link to my review of Why Mermaids Sing
New Jersey high jinks. 4.5 stars from 5
(Read - 19, Jan, 2022)
Keep the Motor Running by Jason Beech
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(Read - 19, Jan, 2022)
Keep the Motor Running by Jason Beech
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I'm finally catching up on a few of my overdue reviews from December and January. Here are my reviews of three titles by Australian authors:Zambezi by Tony Park (review here)
Kill Shot by Garry Disher (review here)
Snowtown: The Bodies In Barrels Murders: The Grisly Story of Australia's Worst Serial Killings by Jeremy Pudney (review here)
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