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shenmue

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10. "Starvation Lake," Brian Gruley

Reply to scarletwoman (Original post)

Sun Apr 26, 2015, 03:51 PM

Apr 2015

Slow start, but it got better. I should be finished today or tomorrow. It's about a small-town hockey team and the secrets hidden by its coach.

Also, "The Soul of Discretion," by Susan Hill. It's about Det. Simon Serailler and how he breaks up a pedophile ring. Very scary and grim, as you may expect.

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What are you reading the week of Sunday, April 26, 2015? [View all] scarletwoman Apr 2015 OP

Hello, everyone! Thank you for the thread, scarletwoman. Enthusiast Apr 2015 #1

Hi Enthusiast! scarletwoman Apr 2015 #2

I'll be looking forward to Reykjavik Nights too. It will be a while. Enthusiast Apr 2015 #4

Don't get into trouble next Sunday. Enthusiast Apr 2015 #3

Nope - I'll be with my dad and son and d-i-l on a ferry touring the San Juan Islands. scarletwoman Apr 2015 #5

I hope you have a wonderful time. Enthusiast Apr 2015 #7

Thanks! I'm sure we will. scarletwoman Apr 2015 #9

Lorna Doone by Richard Blackmore pscot Apr 2015 #6

Thank you for the welcome. It's not my first visit to Seattle, although it's been some years. scarletwoman Apr 2015 #8

"Starvation Lake," Brian Gruley shenmue Apr 2015 #10

I finished Mark Spragg's An Unfinished Life and when reading the Author's Notes found japple Apr 2015 #11

Book 3 of the Millenium trilogy hermetic Apr 2015 #12

Stieg Larsson's death sure was a great loss. Practically everyone I know has read that trilogy. Enthusiast Apr 2015 #13