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Betty Wants _ettywantsin — This is a great entrant into the crime genre. The Denmark setting makes it a little different than the glut of Swedish crime fiction that's come out lately, but there's still the feeling of exotic chill. The story is layered and interesting, and I had to know what was going to happen next. The two POV style is different than most mystery novels I've read recently, and it really ramps up the tension. There is some stuff in here that made me squirm, but I was interested in spite of that. I was surprised that this book took me so long to read, because it seemed like things just kept happening. I do wish the ending wasn't quite so depressing, but at least it seems like all the plot points were wrapped up. I'll enjoy finding out what other cold cases Department Q solves next. I received this as a digital ARC from Netgalley.

Jorgina Miralles ployplay — This new installment exceeded expectations. I love how Ms. Frost doesn't shy away from exploring the darker and more gritty side of human/vampire/ect. nature. She also doesn't shy away from forcing her characters to face tough choices and realities. At the same time there is enough real humor to balance the darker moments. "Ask me if I sparkle, and I'll kill you where you stand." Oh how I adore Bones. Another thing I like about these books is that even though there is real affection and lust between Cat and Bones, the author doesn't sacrifice plot for smut. Though don't get me wrong there are a few truly steamy scenes. Two words... candle wax, but it is definitely quality over quantity. The only potential warning that I'd give is that there are major spoilers for the two side novels. I'd only read one of them, so I was kicking myself at a few points. Overall though, I can't wait for the next installment.

Héctor Soto rohtkeh — this is 2 books combined- BOY is roald dahl's memoir of his childhood and GOING SOLO is a memoir of his military experience. GOING SOLO is much better but both are good. written in his typical style, its more of a story than an autobiography. i love all of roald dahl's stories but GOING SOLO is by far my favorite.