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8. That's an oldie

Mon Feb 20, 2017, 02:13 PM

Feb 2017

1930. The first Detective Maigret tale, a name many British mystery fans are familiar with.

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What are you reading this week of February 19, 2017? [View all] hermetic Feb 2017 OP

A Necessary End- Peter Robinson TexasProgresive Feb 2017 #1

You still liking Peter Robinson? hermetic Feb 2017 #7

Yes. I was wanting a break from British coppers TexasProgresive Feb 2017 #13

Pietr the Latvian, by Georges Simenon shenmue Feb 2017 #2

That's an oldie hermetic Feb 2017 #8

How Children Succeed. Paul Tough onecaliberal Feb 2017 #3

Sounds like it hermetic Feb 2017 #12

The Arms of Nemesis by Steven Saylor pscot Feb 2017 #4

Walter Mosley, wow hermetic Feb 2017 #9

"From Sand and Ash", by Amy Harmon northoftheborder Feb 2017 #5

That does sound depressing hermetic Feb 2017 #10

Finished "The Seventh Plague" by James Rollins Number9Dream Feb 2017 #6

Mmmm, that sounds really good hermetic Feb 2017 #11

Jude the Obscure Goblinmonger Feb 2017 #15