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The Lost Man
by Jane Harper
Hard to put down (11/28/2018)
If you're familiar with Jane Harper's previous novels, this stand-alone is very similar in style and set up. The story starts with a dead body and leads us to a full cast of characters/suspects. As with The Dry and Forces of Nature, the Australian outback becomes amore
Our House
by Louise Candlish
A different kind of suspense (6/9/2018)
I really liked Our House by Louise Candlish and think it has great potential for book clubs. I found the characters interesting and the story-line intense. It wasn't the kind of suspense novel I've read before either. You knew from the start what was happening but learningmore
French Exit
by Patrick deWitt
Quirky Read (3/6/2018)
I was instantly sucked into the lives of Frances and Malcolm Price. They were both such eccentric characters, that even though I couldn't really relate to them, I was still intrigued by their stories. I also thought the book was quite funny. Their reactions to each othermore
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