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Laura PourMeADrink

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12. Funny
Mon Aug 25, 2014, 10:38 AM
Aug 2014

How do you describe "mystery" ? I immediately think a Columbo-esque novel - someone gets murdered and the case is solved.

I think I am a fan of something a bit different - a mystery of some sort - with a good courtroom piece - perhaps political (but not terrorism) - with intelligent investigative, analytical parts.

Any suggestions? Wish there was a dbase that I could plug in all my finicky
requirements. haha

I just finished Sycamore Row - and have to say it was what I call a perfect book.

First person, clean sentences (not endless run on description) - perfect !

Now reading a book which is great too - "The 500"
http://www.amazon.com/500-Novel-Matthew-Quirk/dp/B00CVDRYW6


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