Janetility Book Recommendations & Book Mentions

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Right now, reading Richard Marsh's "The Twickenham Peerage" - a bit convoluted but I really enjoyed "The Chase of the Ruby" and his tales of Judith Lee, the Edwardian era amateur sleuth whose skill is lip reading. #amreading

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Last night we went to a talk given by Michael Schellenberger on the downside of wind turbines - some of the info was eye opening, especially the threat to sea mammals. Plan to order his book, "Apocalypse Never."

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Yes. Thomas Tryon's "Harvest Home." Real shocker. Read it into the wee hours and then I couldn't get to sleep. https://t.co/ZpD5mC8WM8

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In '22, I gave 5 stars to three reads: Sherlock Holmes and the Eye of Heka, David Marcum The Pew Group, Anthony Oliver The Twickenham Peerage, Richard Marsh The last 2 were published in the '80s, and 1902, respectively. https://t.co/x5TcQD0JmY

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Lately, it seems that most of my favorite reads have been Golden Age or earlier. Right now, reading Moray Dalton's "One By One, They Disappeared." #amreading

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Finished "The Exiles," Jane Harper's latest. Probably my favorite contemporary author. Also reading a lot of late 19th/early 20th century. Right now it's "Find The Woman, by Arthur Somers Roche. https://t.co/bPtmcnK81M

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Richard Marsh is so hit or miss. Not the biggest fan of "The Beetle", but I really enjoyed his lip-reading "female Sherlock", Judith Lee, and absolutely loved "The Twickenham Peerage," - really showcases his knack for dark humor. #amreading

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In keeping w/ the Halloween spirit, 5 suspenseful page turners that don't often make "scary books" lists: 1: Harvest Home, Thomas Tryon; 2. The Cellar, Minette Walters; 3. The Auctioneer, Joan Samson;4. Mischief, Charlotte Armstrong; 5. I'm Not Scared, Niccolo Ammaniti #amreading

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Finished Moray Dalton's "The Strange Case of Harriet Hall," and started up Gladys Mitchell's "Speedy Death." Why am I finding Golden Age mysteries so much more good, lively fun than contemporary suspense? #amreading #amreadingmystery

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My copy of Jane Harper's latest, "The Exiles" came in today! Love her books. #amreading

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