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I have recently finished a couple of Ann Cleeves' Shetland stories featuring Jimmy Perez,  Dead Water and Wildfire, which were very good. I managed them both over the Bank Holiday weekend sat in the garden...bliss.

 

I am now reading one of her earlier novels, A Day in the Death of Dorothea Cassidy which is unfortunately not so accomplished or well written.

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Just finished 'Salvation' by Peter F. Hamilton. I'm generally a fan of his work but I have to say that whilst this was entertaining enough it has a weird format that makes it appear almost as if it's actually a collection of linked short stories with a rudimentary overarching short story to tie them together and it took me a large part of the book to become comfortable with the style.

 

Next up - A Legacy Of Spies by John le Carré.

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Ive just finished Devils Knot by Mara Leveritt.

 

The true story of the West Memphis Three, who were charged and imprisoned for the murders of 3 eight year old boys in Arkansas in 1993.

 

Its an interesting read, made me want to look further into the case.

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2 hours ago, nikki-red said:

Ive just finished Devils Knot by Mara Leveritt.

 

The true story of the West Memphis Three, who were charged and imprisoned for the murders of 3 eight year old boys in Arkansas in 1993.

 

Its an interesting read, made me want to look further into the case.

I'm sure I once watched a documentary about this but can't recall the name of it.

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The Snakes by Sadie Jones. Family drama. This is ok but not brilliant. A while back I read The Outcast by the same author and really enjoyed it but this one isn't in the same league, it's just ok.

 

No Mistaking Corker by Monica Edwards. A re-read of a kid's book that I read as a kid, along with many other books by  Monica Edwards. Great! Deeply old fashioned but that's part of its charm. 

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