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A foggy morning

Is the ocean ever still?

Its motion quiets me!

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The Lighthouse

by Christopher Parker

This Kindle edition was provided by BookBrowse to review and discuss. A most unusual read. A most unusual read.The title brings to mind coastal beaches and sun-drenched romps in the surf. While there is some sandy beach and dunes and eve...

Hide and Seek

by Ian Rankin

Rebus, living alone, sleeping in his easy chair is called out to a squat in a run down housing development where the body of a young man is laid out in a ritualistic pose, a pentagram drawn on the wall, a jar of syringes and burnt down ...

Passage from Nuala

by Harriet Steel

Quite fond of Shanti and Jane--Inspector de Silva, a police inspector of Ceylon and his British wife. It is 1930's and the island is under British rule--it is sometimes hard for me to believe how far into the 20th Century European coloni...

Murder on the Oxford Canal

by Faith Martin

A female cop of a certain age, with years of experience, finds herself living on a canal boat and hating it. Her deceased husband, also a cop and dirty, has left her, though getting a divorce, as a person of interest to the British versi...

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