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www.jasonhalf.com
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| | | | | The final mystery to feature Nigel Strangeways, 1966's The Morning After Death is the very definition of a literary mixed bag, and in the final analysis there is more disappointment than delight. I... | |
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afondnessforreading.com
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| | | | | A Christmas Tragedy, by Baroness Orczy, was a fun and interesting short story I listened to for the Readers Imbibing Peril-XVI reading challenge. The very first audiobook I listened to (some 40 or so years ago!) was Baroness Orczy's, The Scarlet Pimpernel. I loved that story and her writing, so I knew this would be... | |
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daily.jstor.org
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| | | | | Writers have long plotted murder mysteries in gardens of all sorts. What makes these fertile grounds for detective fiction? | |
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beautifulchristianlife.com
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| | | Scripture bears all the power of Christ, its author. So when it is read and taught in our churches and the Spirit is at work, something extraordinary happens. Here are six crucial facts about God's word from Revelation 10. | ||
