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TexasProgresive

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13. "Speaker of Mandarin" by Ruth Rendell
Sun Jun 14, 2020, 01:46 PM
Jun 2020

Last edited Sun Jun 14, 2020, 02:53 PM - Edit history (1)

Her writing style is different to me.

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Oh yeah hermetic Jun 2020 #3
Ages ago I read "The Barbie Murders" by John Varley, Ohiya Jun 2020 #21
Daughters of Erie town by Connie Schultz. A very good read that captures the essence Ninga Jun 2020 #2
That sounds good hermetic Jun 2020 #4
Small Great Things by Jodi Picoult Ohiogal Jun 2020 #5
Timely hermetic Jun 2020 #6
"Murder at The Brightwell" by Ashley Weaver The King of Prussia Jun 2020 #7
Thanks hermetic Jun 2020 #9
Best fiction I've read lately: What Once Was True by Jean Grainger northoftheborder Jun 2020 #8
Sounds good hermetic Jun 2020 #10
I just finished that series. SouthernIrish Jun 2020 #11
Rereading The Cat Who.... Series SheltieLover Jun 2020 #12
I have read hermetic Jun 2020 #15
They are a great distraction SheltieLover Jun 2020 #18
"Speaker of Mandarin" by Ruth Rendell TexasProgresive Jun 2020 #13
There you are hermetic Jun 2020 #16
I had to edit seaker to speaker TexasProgresive Jun 2020 #17
Drumpf's tweets soothsayer Jun 2020 #14
Alice Hoffman's latest, The World that we Knew. Set in japple Jun 2020 #19
That sounds lovely hermetic Jun 2020 #20
In the third volume of a very silly paranormal series "Riddler's Edge" yellowdogintexas Jun 2020 #22
Yeah, I know what you mean hermetic Jun 2020 #23
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