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scarletwoman

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8. I think I may have read an Anne Perry novel or two over the years, and my impression is that she's

Sun Feb 8, 2015, 10:04 PM

Feb 2015

a very skillful writer. I've not been in the mood for Victorian England for some years, but I keep her mind in case my mood changes at some point.

I know what you mean about Joanna's abusive marriage in the first book of A.D. Scott's series, but you'll find that her lot improves in the following books.

The Hamish Macbeth series looks fun - 31 books! Wow!

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What are you reading the week of Sunday, February 8, 2015? [View all] scarletwoman Feb 2015 OP

"North Sea Requiem," A.D. Scott shenmue Feb 2015 #1

It's a cool series, yes? scarletwoman Feb 2015 #6

It's very good! shenmue Feb 2015 #7

The Face of a Stranger by Anne Perry TexasProgresive Feb 2015 #2

I think I may have read an Anne Perry novel or two over the years, and my impression is that she's scarletwoman Feb 2015 #8

Still working on Adjacent SheilaT Feb 2015 #3

Christopher Priest seems to write some very surreal stuff. scarletwoman Feb 2015 #9

Not yet. SheilaT Feb 2015 #12

Hello, everyone! Nice to see you. Thank you for the thread, scarletwoman. Enthusiast Feb 2015 #4

Ah, Ian Rankin! I know I've brought him up at one time or another here, so it could have been me who scarletwoman Feb 2015 #5

Thank you, scarletwoman. Enthusiast Feb 2015 #13

Well, I think Hillerman's books will always be worth re-reading. scarletwoman Feb 2015 #14

Strange Shores by Indridassin pscot Feb 2015 #10

The Book Thief polly7 Feb 2015 #11

I just finished Face of a Stranger TexasProgresive Feb 2015 #15