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· 4mo ago

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24.- I read Collen Gleason's _Lady Darling Inquires After a Killer_, first in the Lady Darling series of historical cozy mysteries, set in late Victorian London. #2026Reading #RomBkBlog #NetGalleyARC #ColleenGleason #LadyDarling @bookstodon@fedigroups.social https://herhandsmyhands.wordpress.com/2026/06/08/lady-darling-inquires-after-a-killer-by-colleen-gleason/

Her Hands, My Hands

Lady Darling Inquires After a Killer, by Colleen Gleason

The cover caught my eye, then the blurb–for all that it’s concise almost to the point of being off-putting–clinched the deal when it mentioned our lady sleuth’s age, so of c…

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· 3w ago

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31.- I read Robert Thorogood's _The Mysterious Affair of Judith Potts_ (5th in the Marlow Murder Club), and it was wonderful. #2026Reading #RomBkBlog #TBRChallenge #NetGalleyARC #RobertThorogood #MarlowMurderClub @bookstodon@fedigroups.social https://herhandsmyhands.wordpress.com/2026/09/18/the-mysterious-affair-of-judith-potts-by-robert-thorogood/

Her Hands, My Hands

The Mysterious Affair of Judith Potts, by Robert Thorogood

I am cheating; the them for SuperWendy’s TBR Challenge for September is “lush life”. Now, things can be lush in the sense of glorious or blooming or abundant or luxurious, but I f…

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