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Continue reading →: Review: The Antique Store Detective and the May Day Murder – Clare ChaseSpring has come to Hope Eaton, Shropshire, and there’s another case for vintage enthusiast and antique dealer Bella Winter. A classic cosy mystery, with a hint of spooky folklore. Was Mary Roberts literally scared to death?
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Continue reading →: The Great Knitting Disaster of 2013🧶 Ever made a massive fail when #knitting? Here’s the tale of my greatest disaster!
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Continue reading →: Weekly Reading Round Up: January 6 – January 12This week’s reading round up. I spent this week curled up with a lot of cosy books while it’s been way too cold and snowy out there. It’s been a global tour too, with books set in the USA, Japan and New Zealand!
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Continue reading →: Review: Death in the Hills – Kate Wells💙📚#BookSky Twisty murder mystery set in a stunning landscape. Gripping and un-put-downable.
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Continue reading →: Review: Murder on the Marlow Belle – Robert Thorogood💙📚#BookSky Netgalley Review: Murder on the Marlow Belle – Robert Thorogood. The Marlow Murder Club return in this warm murder mystery that keeps you guessing, out on January 16th.
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Continue reading →: Review: Death Among the Stitches – Betty HechtmanBilled as a “Crumpets and Crochet” mystery, I picked it up as I like crumpets and I like crochet. Death Among the Stitches is a feel-good mystery, combined with a fish-out-of-water tale.
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Continue reading →: Weekly Reading Round Up: January 1 – January 5Every Sunday, I’ll be posting about the previous week’s reads. Have you read any on the list? Share your thoughts!
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Continue reading →: A Quick Betwixtmas Project: The Chunkiest Cowl Ever!Finished for Friday – a quick betwixtmas project, the chunkiest cowl ever!
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Continue reading →: Review: Murder Mindfully – Karsten DusseFreedom means not having to do what you don’t want to do. A defence lawyer for a brutal crime boss, Bjorn is caught in a downward spiral. His marriage isn’t happy – their daughter is “not so much the child of their dreams but the child of his wife’s plans”. …
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Continue reading →: 2024: The Year of 371 BooksLast year I read 371 books. That’s a lot of books. There have been a lot of comments about the number of books I read, and I know it’s a privilege that I get to be able to read so much. But here’s how, and to some extent, why.
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I’m Kez
I’m a reader and knitter from North West England. I love mystery novels, knitting hats and scarves, and arguing with my three Norwegian Forest Cats. AuDHD. Chaotic. Cosy.
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