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6. Mine is called the seven deaths

Sun Apr 17, 2022, 12:59 PM

Apr 2022

Maybe the name is different in the US.

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What Fiction are you reading this week, April 17, 2022? [View all] hermetic Apr 2022 OP

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I love James Lee Burke. Dave Robichaeux is his principal series rsdsharp Apr 2022 #3

HI!!! hermetic Apr 2022 #4

Been well, a bit anxious about the near future TexLaProgressive Apr 2022 #7

Yeah, hermetic Apr 2022 #9

first time with Blackadder! I laughed until I hurt yellowdogintexas Apr 2022 #16

You might enjoy Jana DeLeon's Miss Fortune series SheltieLover Apr 2022 #12

Thanks looks like fun TexLaProgressive Apr 2022 #14

They are really grsat reads! SheltieLover Apr 2022 #15

The Seven Deaths of Evelyn Hardcastle by Stuart Turton The King of Prussia Apr 2022 #2

Okay, that sound interesting... hermetic Apr 2022 #5

Mine is called the seven deaths The King of Prussia Apr 2022 #6

Or...maybe... hermetic Apr 2022 #8

Cheerio The King of Prussia Apr 2022 #10

Cool!!! hermetic Apr 2022 #11

An explanation The King of Prussia Apr 2022 #19

Thanks for that hermetic Apr 2022 #21

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I have read the first book in the Mudbug series yellowdogintexas Apr 2022 #18

I finished The Courier last night yellowdogintexas Apr 2022 #17

Decided to reread The Razor's Edge dhol82 Apr 2022 #20

Wow, from 1944 hermetic Apr 2022 #22

Yes. That adds to the novel. dhol82 Apr 2022 #23