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No Mark Upon Her: A Novel
by Deborah Crombie
No Mark Upon Her (1/3/2012)
This book held my interest from start to finish. I have read all the previous books in this series and as always the character and plot development were riveting. She balances the personal lives of the police officers very well with the demands of their jobs. The plot ismore
A Lonely Death: An Inspector Ian Rutledge Mystery
by Charles Todd
Excellent Read (11/12/2010)
The latest entry in the "Inspector Ian Rutledge" series is a great read, full of twists and turns and perfectly captures the atmosphere of England after the 1st World War. The mother-son duo writes seamlessly and some of the descriptive passages are truly engaging. Evenmore

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Death Echo (7/7/2010)
This book was a fun, entertaining suspenseful reader. The format of the story playing out over only a week led to a lot of action playing out very quickly. At times, it was difficult to believe that the major characters could work together and trust each other so quicklymore
The Man From Saigon: A Novel
by Marti Leimbach
Man from Saigon (2/18/2010)
I was very excited to read this book set in Vietnam because being English, the war in Vietnam seemed very remote to me, I was quite young when it started and knew very little about it. I have visited Vietnam in the last few years and the author perfectly captured themore
The Last Secret: A Novel
by Mary McGarry Morris
The last Secret Mary McGarry Morris (4/20/2009)
After reading the prologue of this book I was unsure whether I even wanted to read it. However, once I got into it I was hooked. It's a very suspenseful tale all about the secrets that people keep and the damage that secrets can do.

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