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hermetic

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5. Henry Cecil's books

Reply to The King of Prussia (Reply #3)

Sun May 31, 2020, 01:57 PM

May 2020

sound like fun reads. A bit too obscure for my library, though. I've put him on my list for used bookstore searches.

I, too, was not overly impressed with Knots & Crosses BUT it was the very first Rebus book so kind of important to read, I think.

I am also quite distressed by what is happening. Fortunately, I am far away from the violence but I do know quite a few people who are not, so I am concerned for their safety.

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What Fiction are you reading this week, May 31, 2020? [View all] hermetic May 2020 OP

Since no access to the library............... trixie2 May 2020 #1

Glad to hear hermetic May 2020 #2

Brothers In Law by Henry Cecil The King of Prussia May 2020 #3

Henry Cecil's books hermetic May 2020 #5

I am still reading murielm99 May 2020 #4

Really, who knows? hermetic May 2020 #6

My kids are in North Beach, murielm99 May 2020 #11

Just finished "Children of Vice and Virtue" AnnieBW May 2020 #7

Interestingly hermetic May 2020 #9

Still reading " The Night Fire" Connelly TexasProgresive May 2020 #8

Now where did I put those.... hermetic May 2020 #10

I'm reading Blood's a Rover by James Ellroy. argyl May 2020 #12

Gosh, Ellroy hermetic May 2020 #13