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Without further ado, then, are the links with a rating (one to five stars) and one-sentence summaries of my Euro Crime reviews since 22 March:
May 2009 Maxine 2009
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A fourth, a very well-known author and journalist, has just written a one-sentence blog post (the entire post is the title, so it is very big font) - "What do you read when your husband has just left you for another woman?"
Weblogs Maxine 2009
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Without further ado, then, are the links with a rating (one to five stars) and one-sentence summaries of my Euro Crime reviews since 22 March:
Books reviewed in the past month or so Maxine 2009
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That's the one-sentence summary: to provide a little more context, Thomas Lynley, walking the coastal path while struggling to absorb the recent death of his wife and unborn child, discovers the body and seeks help from Daidre Trahir, a solitary woman who owns a nearby cottage.
Careless in Red, by Elizabeth George Maxine 2009
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That's the one-sentence summary: to provide a little more context, Thomas Lynley, walking the coastal path while struggling to absorb the recent death of his wife and unborn child, discovers the body and seeks help from Daidre Trahir, a solitary woman who owns a nearby cottage.
Careless in Red, by Elizabeth George Maxine 2009
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Without further ado, then, are the links with a rating (one to five stars) and one-sentence summaries of my Euro Crime reviews since 22 March:
Books reviewed in the past month or so Maxine 2009
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(Even though its author seems over-fond of one-sentence paragraphs.)
Miscellaneous Maxine 2009
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Without further ado, then, are the links with a rating (one to five stars) and one-sentence summaries of my Euro Crime reviews since 22 March:
Book review Maxine 2009
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That's the one-sentence summary: to provide a little more context, Thomas Lynley, walking the coastal path while struggling to absorb the recent death of his wife and unborn child, discovers the body and seeks help from Daidre Trahir, a solitary woman who owns a nearby cottage.
Book review Maxine 2009
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I've got quite fond of Robert Peston's blog now: although the one-sentence paragraphs and (BBC house style I am told) patronising phrasing put me off I suppose that isn't the author's fault.
Current Affairs Maxine 2009
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