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“Remaindered” by Peter Lovesey – Book Review #bibliomysteries

Posted on May 12, 2023 by Fictionophile

Open Road Media have published a series of Bibliomysteries (Short tales about deadly books, by top mystery authors).  I have read five of them so far.  The first one I read and enjoyed was by Elizabeth George called “The mysterious … Continue reading →

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“Rides the Stranger” by David Bell – Book Review #bibliomysteries

Posted on August 18, 2019 by Fictionophile

Open Road Media have published a series of Bibliomysteries (Short tales about deadly books, by top mystery authors).  I have read four of them so far.  The first one I read and enjoyed was by Elizabeth George called “The mysterious … Continue reading →

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“The travelling companion” by Ian Rankin – Book Review #bibliomysteries

Posted on May 3, 2016 by Fictionophile

Open Road Media have published a series of Bibliomysteries (Short tales about deadly books, by top mystery authors).  I have read three of them.  The first one I read and enjoyed was by Elizabeth George called “The mysterious disappearance of … Continue reading →

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“Every seven years” by Denise Mina – Book Review #bibliomysteries

Posted on December 14, 2015 by Fictionophile

Open Road Media have published a series of Bibliomysteries (Short tales about deadly books, by top mystery authors).  I have read two of them so far.  The first one I read and enjoyed was by Elizabeth George called “The mysterious … Continue reading →

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“The mysterious disappearance of the reluctant book fairy” by Elizabeth George – Book Review #bibliomysteries

Posted on July 7, 2015 by Fictionophile

I cannot deny that I requested this title from NetGalley solely because Elizabeth George wrote it.  I have long been a huge fan of this author, and feel that if she puts pen to paper – then the result is … Continue reading →

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