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Category Archives: Isle of Man Crime Book Club
Review: The Hard Way and The Killing Floor, Lee Child
These books are the tenth and the first in the Jack Reacher series by Lee Child. The Hard Way was the isle of Man Crime Book Club choice for this month. After finishing it I went straight out and purchased … Continue reading
Posted in British Crime, Isle of Man Crime Book Club, Jack Reacher, Lee Child, Thriller
Tagged Lee Child, The Hard Way, The Killing Floor
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Review: The Coffin Trail, Martin Edwards
This book was selected for the Isle of Man Crime Book Club read. I always feel I read the book s for this more harshly than I would if it were a book I’d selected myself. I had been thinking … Continue reading
Posted in British Crime, Cozy, Isle of Man Crime Book Club, Martin Edwards
Tagged Martin Edwards, The Coffin Trail
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Review: Beyond Reach, Graham Hurley
I read this book as part of the Isle of Man Crime Book Club reads. It isn’t one I would have chosen myself for two reasons; I’m not really into police procedurals (books that is, I don’t mind them on … Continue reading
Mystery Man, Bateman
I liked a lot of this book. It was funny and the pacing was good too. The plot moved along OK. But something about it really rubbed me up the wrong way. I had the feeling that the whole book … Continue reading
Posted in Bateman, Comedy, George MacDonald Fraser, Irish Crime, Isle of Man Crime Book Club
Tagged Bateman, Flashman, Mystery Man