Calgary based owner of a dog. My wife recently got a new e-reader which means I in turn got a new (to me) e-reader, and I'm finding it much easier to get back into the habit of reading as a result. You can also find me in the fediverse at mstdn.ca/@jaywll or at ja.son-williams.ca
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Except trouble is never far away where the Thursday Murder Club is concerned. A decade-old cold case leads them to β¦
Present day: Annie Adams is just settling into life in Castle Knoll when local fortune β¦
'Madly twisty and super pacy and so so clever' LISA JEWELL'A nail-biter of a thriller' SHARI LAPENAHe has a secret. β¦
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Tripwire is the third book in the Jack Reacher series written by Lee Child. It β¦
It's hardly great literature but this series is an entertaining enough read, and this third installment was much the same if not a even a little better with one big exception: the inexplicable inclusion, several times, of Reacher's thoughts on how sexy he found a literal child. It's hard to get past that and just left me so confused about why was ever included. It was hardly a crucial plot point. Just disturbing.
It's hardly great literature but this series is an entertaining enough read, and this third installment was much the same if not a even a little better with one big exception: the inexplicable inclusion, several times, of Reacher's thoughts on how sexy he found a literal child. It's hard to get past that and just left me so confused about why was ever included. It was hardly a crucial plot point. Just disturbing.
When New York architect Tate Donovan arrives in Cape Cod to design his best friendβs summer home, he is hoping β¦
The final book in the Camino trilogy, and it feels like less happens in this installment than either of the other two. That's not necessarily a bad thing: the second book in particular was a bit much to the point of being far-fetched. This is a calmer read and better for it.
The final book in the Camino trilogy, and it feels like less happens in this installment than either of the other two. That's not necessarily a bad thing: the second book in particular was a bit much to the point of being far-fetched. This is a calmer read and better for it.
