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What a brilliant line-up this week — seeing new books from Ian Rankin, Louise Penny and Ann Cleeves side by side in one roundup is dangerous for my already groaning TBR pile. The Lee Goldberg and the Mariah Fredericks historical especially caught my eye, so thank you for gathering these reviews in one place. Between mysteries I have been unwinding with two onc docs chatting about books and medicine, and it has become a lovely companion to a thriller-heavy reading week.
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