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I have a huge pile of books to read, but I was just wondering if anyone has any they really enjoyed? I tend to read crime and I want to try and read a new genre
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Do you read true crime or prefer crime fiction?
Do you read true crime or prefer crime fiction?
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I have a huge pile of books to read, but I was just wondering if anyone has any they really enjoyed? I tend to read crime and I want to try and read a new genre
I have a huge pile of books to read, but I was just wondering if anyone has any they really enjoyed? I tend to read crime and I want to try and read a new genre
Also the same goes for Marie Antoinette. Plaidy does a series of books about her. Check out the first book "Flaunting, extravagant queen". You have never seen a shopaholic like Marie Antoinette, especially when her future depends on having children, and her husband is about as romantic as a wet weekend...
In case anyone thinks these books are frothy, they are extremely well researched, and are the reason Lucy Worsley became a historian Scotney
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Crime fiction. It might sound a bit strange/lame but true crime scares me a bit
Crime fiction. It might sound a bit strange/lame but true crime scares me a bit
Agatha Christie books are also great but more mystery genre than crime.
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Have you read "The Postcard Killers" by James Patterson & Liza Marklund and "Above Suspicion" by Lynda La Plante?
Agatha Christie books are also great but more mystery genre than crime.
Have you read "The Postcard Killers" by James Patterson & Liza Marklund and "Above Suspicion" by Lynda La Plante?
Agatha Christie books are also great but more mystery genre than crime.
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Sounds silly but I like historical drama. I love anything by Jean Plaidy. She tells about historical events from the viewpoint of the queens and princesses. For example, there is nothing more scary than being Anne Boleyn and walking in her shoes as she draws nearer and nearer to her execution.
Also the same goes for Marie Antoinette. Plaidy does a series of books about her. Check out the first book "Flaunting, extravagant queen". You have never seen a shopaholic like Marie Antoinette, especially when her future depends on having children, and her husband is about as romantic as a wet weekend...
In case anyone thinks these books are frothy, they are extremely well researched, and are the reason Lucy Worsley became a historian Scotney
Sounds silly but I like historical drama. I love anything by Jean Plaidy. She tells about historical events from the viewpoint of the queens and princesses. For example, there is nothing more scary than being Anne Boleyn and walking in her shoes as she draws nearer and nearer to her execution.
Also the same goes for Marie Antoinette. Plaidy does a series of books about her. Check out the first book "Flaunting, extravagant queen". You have never seen a shopaholic like Marie Antoinette, especially when her future depends on having children, and her husband is about as romantic as a wet weekend...
In case anyone thinks these books are frothy, they are extremely well researched, and are the reason Lucy Worsley became a historian Scotney
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Have you read "The Postcard Killers" by James Patterson & Liza Marklund and "Above Suspicion" by Lynda La Plante?
Agatha Christie books are also great but more mystery genre than crime.
Have you read "The Postcard Killers" by James Patterson & Liza Marklund and "Above Suspicion" by Lynda La Plante?
Agatha Christie books are also great but more mystery genre than crime.
Absolutely LOVE Agatha Christie
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I have a huge pile of books to read, but I was just wondering if anyone has any they really enjoyed? I tend to read crime and I want to try and read a new genre
I have a huge pile of books to read, but I was just wondering if anyone has any they really enjoyed? I tend to read crime and I want to try and read a new genre
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Sounds silly but I like historical drama. I love anything by Jean Plaidy. She tells about historical events from the viewpoint of the queens and princesses. For example, there is nothing more scary than being Anne Boleyn and walking in her shoes as she draws nearer and nearer to her execution.
Also the same goes for Marie Antoinette. Plaidy does a series of books about her. Check out the first book "Flaunting, extravagant queen". You have never seen a shopaholic like Marie Antoinette, especially when her future depends on having children, and her husband is about as romantic as a wet weekend...
In case anyone thinks these books are frothy, they are extremely well researched, and are the reason Lucy Worsley became a historian Scotney
Sounds silly but I like historical drama. I love anything by Jean Plaidy. She tells about historical events from the viewpoint of the queens and princesses. For example, there is nothing more scary than being Anne Boleyn and walking in her shoes as she draws nearer and nearer to her execution.
Also the same goes for Marie Antoinette. Plaidy does a series of books about her. Check out the first book "Flaunting, extravagant queen". You have never seen a shopaholic like Marie Antoinette, especially when her future depends on having children, and her husband is about as romantic as a wet weekend...
In case anyone thinks these books are frothy, they are extremely well researched, and are the reason Lucy Worsley became a historian Scotney
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