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5. "The Feast" by Margaret Kennedy
Sun Aug 22, 2021, 12:44 PM
Aug 2021

Stepped out of my comfort zone - it's not a thriller/mystery. Set in a hotel on the Cornish coast in the summer of 1947. Describing the behaviours of the staff and guests in the week before a cliff collapses on the hotel and kills several of them. Very well-written account of middle-class English people in the aftermath of the Second World War.

Earlier in the week I finished "Find a Victim" by Ross MacDonald. Excellent of course.

Then I read "Moonflower Murders" by Anthony Horowitz which has been getting rave reviews. I enjoyed it, but not as much as I thought I would.

Next up? Not sure.

Happy reading!

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Actually reading hard copy for once Jilly_in_VA Aug 2021 #1
Looks like lots of good reading hermetic Aug 2021 #2
Jane Seymour Jilly_in_VA Aug 2021 #4
I am reading murielm99 Aug 2021 #3
C.J. is great hermetic Aug 2021 #6
C.J. is a real cowboy. murielm99 Aug 2021 #9
I am so very sorry hermetic Aug 2021 #15
"The Feast" by Margaret Kennedy The King of Prussia Aug 2021 #5
Oh, my hermetic Aug 2021 #7
"The Man Who Walked Away" by Maud Casey bif Aug 2021 #8
Then you will be hermetic Aug 2021 #11
It cracked me up too. -nt CrispyQ Aug 2021 #14
Finished "Death of Kings" by Bernard Cornwell Number9Dream Aug 2021 #10
We can learn a lot from his writings hermetic Aug 2021 #12
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Hi! hermetic Aug 2021 #16
"When the Apricots Bloom" by Gina Wilkinson. CrispyQ Aug 2021 #17
Frightening, isn't it? hermetic Aug 2021 #18
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