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  1. #CurrentlyReading with #BookNotification 📚 - coming to you this week from Scaddabush in Toronto.

    📖 Cold Storage — #DavidKoepp
    🎧 Don’t Look For Me — #WendyWalker

    What are you reading right now? Drop it in the replies 👇

    #bookstodon

  2. #CurrentlyReading with #BookNotification 📚 - coming to you this week from Scaddabush in Toronto.

    📖 Cold Storage — #DavidKoepp
    🎧 Don’t Look For Me — #WendyWalker

    What are you reading right now? Drop it in the replies 👇

    #bookstodon

  3. #CurrentlyReading with #BookNotification 📚 - coming to you this week from Scaddabush in Toronto.

    📖 Cold Storage — #DavidKoepp
    🎧 Don’t Look For Me — #WendyWalker

    What are you reading right now? Drop it in the replies 👇

    #bookstodon

  4. #CurrentlyReading with #BookNotification 📚 - coming to you this week from Scaddabush in Toronto.

    📖 Cold Storage — #DavidKoepp
    🎧 Don’t Look For Me — #WendyWalker

    What are you reading right now? Drop it in the replies 👇

    #bookstodon

  5. #CurrentlyReading with #BookNotification 📚 - coming to you this week from Scaddabush in Toronto.

    📖 Cold Storage — #DavidKoepp
    🎧 Don’t Look For Me — #WendyWalker

    What are you reading right now? Drop it in the replies 👇

    #bookstodon

  6. #Book: Emma in the Night by #WendyWalker

    There seemed to be no real mystery since the question of what happened was revealed very early in the story. Or so it seemed. Which made it a bit boring.

    The storytelling alternates between Abigail Winter, the forensic psychologist, and Cassandra Tanner, one of the sisters. Sadly, the latter is a first-person narrator. Once again, this drove me crazy. Especially in this case. It didn't work. Why do writers use it so often?

  7. #Book: Emma in the Night by #WendyWalker

    There seemed to be no real mystery since the question of what happened was revealed very early in the story. Or so it seemed. Which made it a bit boring.

    The storytelling alternates between Abigail Winter, the forensic psychologist, and Cassandra Tanner, one of the sisters. Sadly, the latter is a first-person narrator. Once again, this drove me crazy. Especially in this case. It didn't work. Why do writers use it so often?

  8. #Book: Emma in the Night by #WendyWalker

    There seemed to be no real mystery since the question of what happened was revealed very early in the story. Or so it seemed. Which made it a bit boring.

    The storytelling alternates between Abigail Winter, the forensic psychologist, and Cassandra Tanner, one of the sisters. Sadly, the latter is a first-person narrator. Once again, this drove me crazy. Especially in this case. It didn't work. Why do writers use it so often?