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Hanging Girl
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Jussi Adler Olsen
Victoria R Copelton
, October 23, 2015
The q team is at it again. This time Rose is especially interested in the case handed down to dept q by an old acquaintance whose son is looking suspicious. No doubt the murderer is still lurking around. A side plot with Wanda Phinn and Atu Abanshamash add it the twisted mystery. I cannot wait until the book is finished but then I am seriously going to miss being caught up in this one
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The Marco Effect: A Department Q Novel
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Adler-Olsen, Jussi
Victoria R Copelton
, April 15, 2015
Detective Morck is on the case. He is a clever persistent insightful detective who follows this case through. Marco is a boy in the middle of a "family" business that relies on looing "the other way" when nastiness and even murder become a part of the child gang put together by a Dickensian" master mind. Unfortunately Marco uncovers some bloody fallout from this gang' activities and wants to tell his family about it. Marco quickly becomes a target himself and needs to run from the cruel hands of the powerful gang. He is just one step away from getting caught and done away with many times in this remarkable book book of intriqgue and danger. Good fast enjoyable read.
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Cairo Affair
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Olen Steinhauer
Victoria R Copelton
, April 15, 2015
I read a lot of books but rarely enjoy one as much as the Cairo Affair. It is full of fully developed like able and not so likeable characters. The spy network is believable. With it's shady situations and incisive depictions of "jobs" in the process of course there is a murder, a love story but the writing never lets the reader down.
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Big Little Lies
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Liane Moriarty
Victoria R Copelton
, October 23, 2014
Big Little Lies begins innocently enough with a single parent and her 5 year old son moving to a new community. She makes friends. Her son is wrongly accused of bullying another 5 year old. The "bullied" child's mother goes on a "crusade" against poor Ziggy...but underlying all these little lies is the big secret that Celeste holds...beautiful young wealthy Celeste...her story unravels slowly ..at first imperceptibly...then the horror grows and manifests itself in between events...the reader is "led on" until an unpredictable final (but satisfying) explosion...revealing the BIG LIE
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In the Garden of Beasts Love Terror & an American Family in Hitlers Berlin
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Erik Larson
Victoria R Copelton
, January 19, 2013
the reality of life. During Hitler's Berlin is vividly portrayed. ambassadors have to be careful even though this one takes chances in a time when no one escapes the scrutiny of the complex system of Berlin spies in wwII. Reading this book brought me into that time period with the safety of a spectator. Because It is clear that I would be scared to death to actually be there in person. There were many brave souls who show up in this book...prepared to be caught by a paranoid regime and their courage is striking
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