Bitter Tea and Mystery

Where I list what I read and my reactions.
Mystery is my genre, leaning towards
traditional mysteries and police procedurals.
Bitter hot tea is the perfect companion.

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Wednesday, November 15, 2017

Murder on the Blackboard: Stuart Palmer

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Hildegarde Withers, a third-grade teacher in New York City, finds the dead body of an attractive young music teacher, Anise Halloran, in the...

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Sunday, November 12, 2017

A Patient Fury: Sarah Ward

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Detective Inspector Francis Sadler gets a call to come to the site of a burning house, which indicates that there is a suspicious death rela...

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Wednesday, November 8, 2017

Brothers Keepers: Donald E. Westlake

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I loved this book, and I only hope I can convey exactly why I enjoyed it so much. At this point in the year, I can say for sure it is one of...

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Sunday, November 5, 2017

Reading Summary for October 2017

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It felt like I read fewer books in October, but it wasn't that bad, it just took me 18 days to finish two of the books, Emma and Stra...

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Friday, November 3, 2017

My Husband's Book Sale Purchases

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Continuing on with our purchases at the annual book sale... My husband found more books at the book sale this year, and was happier with ...

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Wednesday, November 1, 2017

Smallbone Deceased: Michael Gilbert

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Just last week I posted my thoughts on the first book in the Inspector Hazelrigg series, Close Quarters . Smallbone Deceased , considered Mi...

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