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I've heard from friends that this is a good read Kazz. I could do with an easy read as I've just finished the absolutely fantastic, gripping Girl With the Dragon Tattoo trilogy, it took a fair few weeks and I was a bit boggled by the Swedish names which slowed me down a bit! Thanks for the recommendation! |
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Thanks, Kazz, I'll check the library for that. I've been reading Alys Clare's medieval mysteries: quite like the Brother Cadfael ones, and excellent reads. Detection in Richard the Lionhearted's time without the benefit of modern forensics! |
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Oh I like Cadfael too Eileen. Will look out for those, see if they catch my attention. Mrs H I have read the first one....Girl with the Dragon Tattoo and have the other cannot motivate myself to start them though the first one was hard work but I will try again now I was trying to read them when my head was mush - straight after Op so I will try again maybe it is the names. |
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Does anyone like the C.J. Samson books? (as historical novels were mentioned). I have read Dissolution and Dark Fire, both of which were great. Also read the Millennium trilogy and watched The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo on Sky Box Office last night. Swedish with sub titles. Very good film. Recommend it. IMO, the first book was the best. |
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Nope not read those Angie but suspect I may like them I like historical based type books...like the Other Queen and other books by Philippa Gregory...those are an excellent read. I can reccomend highly. I am sure I read somewhere that the BBC had commisioned the book Disolution into a series with Kenneth Branagh as Shardlake. Will look up the books though. |
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