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Sticking It to Cancer One Book at a Time
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Okay Second Book in Miss Fisher’s Murder Series

March 10, 2017 by Classic Leave a Comment

I think this book is firmly a three star read. We get introduced to Mr. Butler, though in the book series he has a wife. We have Phryne once again being led by her libido. At least she has good deductive reasoning though. Though I will say that whole last act was unnecessary with Phryne and I found myself bored senseless reading about her clothes and how much food she had eaten. She also makes an agreement with one of the culprits in this book […]

Filed Under: Mystery Tagged With: crime, historical fiction, Kerry Greenwood, mystery, Phryne Fisher #2

Classic's CBR9 Review No:87 · Genres: Mystery · Tags: crime, historical fiction, Kerry Greenwood, mystery, Phryne Fisher #2 ·
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One of my Favorite In Death Books

March 10, 2017 by Classic 4 Comments

Honestly there is not a lot to say here except that this is one of my favorite “In Death” books. There are a couple of scenes that I found too outrageous to be believed (the ending with Nixie), anyone allowing Dallas to take a kid to live with her and Roarke instead of having her in foster care, etc. But I found that there were some wonderful callbacks to earlier cases that Eve had worked. “Survivor in Death” opens up on a loving and happy […]

Filed Under: Romance Tagged With: crime, Futuristic, In Death #20, J.D. Robb, jd robb, mystery, romance, Survivor in Death

Classic's CBR9 Review No:86 · Genres: Romance · Tags: crime, Futuristic, In Death #20, J.D. Robb, jd robb, mystery, romance, Survivor in Death ·
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Book Two Doesn’t Work At All

March 8, 2017 by Classic Leave a Comment

The only reason why I gave this book two stars is honestly because I was kind of fascinated by how Deaver looks at internet blogs, comments on those blogs, and how you can start to see how something that he looked back at when this book was published has morphed into what it is today with a lot of people on the internet claiming to be experts on something or how easy it is to spread a rumor about somebody with no factual basis and […]

Filed Under: Mystery Tagged With: crime, Jeffrey Deaver, Kathryn Dance #2, mystery, Roadside Crosses

Classic's CBR9 Review No:83 · Genres: Mystery · Tags: crime, Jeffrey Deaver, Kathryn Dance #2, mystery, Roadside Crosses ·
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Not exactly a romantic couples’ trip to England

March 6, 2017 by Malin Leave a Comment

4.5 stars This is the second book in a trilogy. While readers could start with this one, I would recommend that they start at the beginning with book 1, Every Breath. There may be mild spoilers for the first book in the series in this review, so if you want to go in completely cold, skip this until you’re caught up. Rachel Watts has pretty severely grounded after the events that led to both her and her new boyfriend (also her neighbour from two doors’ […]

Filed Under: Fiction, Mystery, Romance, Suspense, Young Adult Tagged With: cbr9, contemporary fiction, Ellie Marney, Every, Every Word, Malin, mystery, Suspense, Young Adult

Malin's CBR9 Review No:20 · Genres: Fiction, Mystery, Romance, Suspense, Young Adult · Tags: cbr9, contemporary fiction, Ellie Marney, Every, Every Word, Malin, mystery, Suspense, Young Adult ·
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Great Twist Thrown In

March 6, 2017 by Classic 3 Comments

After reading the latest In Death books, I went back to my bookshelf this weekend and re-read some of my favorites. It was nice to see what drew me to this series and what I hope to see again one day. “Visions in Death” follows Eve and company as they try to track down a serial killer. I really do love this one because we get to see the friendship of Eve and Peabody come full circle. We have fan favorites like Louise and Charles […]

Filed Under: Romance Tagged With: crime, Futuristic, In Death #19, J.D. Robb, jd robb, mystery, romance, Visions in Death

Classic's CBR9 Review No:82 · Genres: Romance · Tags: crime, Futuristic, In Death #19, J.D. Robb, jd robb, mystery, romance, Visions in Death ·
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Masquerades as a True Christie Book, It is Not

March 6, 2017 by Classic Leave a Comment

This book sucked which is why I kicked it to the proverbial curb when I got to 40 pages in. I often say that a good DNF review can steer potential readers away from a book that the reviewer articulates why it would be a waste of time. Honestly, all you have to know is that Agatha Christie did not write this novel. Instead, Christie wrote a play called “Black Coffee.” However it was not turned into a novel. Decades later, Charles Osborne would take […]

Filed Under: Mystery Tagged With: agatha christie, Black Coffee, Charles Osborne, crime, did not finish, Hercule Poirot #7, mystery

Classic's CBR9 Review No:80 · Genres: Mystery · Tags: agatha christie, Black Coffee, Charles Osborne, crime, did not finish, Hercule Poirot #7, mystery ·
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