New review books in the Mail
Description: A portrait of a city fueled by corruption and a woman relentlessly in pursuit of justice, this engrossing crime novel builds to an unforgettable, emotional conclusion readers won’t soon forget.The Museum Detective is an exciting, gritty new crime thriller that announces a whip-smart and brilliant sleuth
Inspired by a real-life antiquities scandal in Pakistan.
Mandatory Reporting by Jenny Wilson o'Raghallaigh, October 15, 2024; Simon & Schuster
Description: Jonah's study abroad year in Dublin isn’t going as planned—he finds himself in classes about the human mind, in therapy with an enigmatic doctor, and in a family mental health clinic working alongside a beautiful, troubled supervisor.
When someone dies, Jonah is caught in the unfamiliar web of relationships at the core of the Irish experience. Has he miscalculated, and have his mistakes caused another tragic death? Did he reveal too much to his therapist? Did the mandatory reporting enrage a violent father? As the police investigate, is Jonah the prime suspect?
Ready for mysteries anyone?
What are you reading/watching this week?
I voted the first day.
ReplyDeleteThese are such a lovely variety of characters and settings for the mysteries you will be reading and reviewing. I love how you find such a great variety and share these with us.
I hope that you enjoy them all! Have a great weekend.
ReplyDeleteMandatory Reporting sounds really interesting! Hope you enjoy these!
ReplyDeleteMandatory Reporting sounds intriguing. I hope you enjoy these books and have a great weekend. - Katie
ReplyDeleteHere's my STS if you wish to visit - https://justanothergirlandherbooks.blogspot.com/2024/10/stacking-shelves-october-26-2024.html
Those sound good and a great way to travel the world through books.
ReplyDeleteAround the world through books! Oh yeah, now I want to give a few of those authors a go. I did a post on Mia Manansala's Arsenic and Adobo awhile back and enjoy her writing.
ReplyDeleteAround the world in books. You've got some authors here I want to give a try. I did a post on Mia Manansala's Arsenic and Adobo awhile ago. I enjoy her books.
ReplyDeleteThese all sound interesting to me. And my TBR list grows ever longer.
ReplyDeleteJust started 'Stopping the Next Pandemic - How Covid-19 Can Help Us Save Humanity' by Debora MacKenzie (my last Pandemic read for a while!), then 'The Goodbye Cat' by Hiro Arikawa.
ReplyDeleteI'm so jealous of everyone who gets physical book mail. Maybe one day I will reach that status.
ReplyDeleteGuilt and Ginataan, a kitchen mystery sounds good. Of course, being a Midwest girl myself, I love reading books set there.
The Museum Detective sounds fascinating. Going on the list!
ReplyDeleteI like the mix of countries in your books.
ReplyDeleteThis is what I call traveling the world in books! What fun settings. :D
ReplyDeleteThese books all look so good. I especially want to read Guilt and Ginataan. I'm behind on that series and it's a good one. Have a great week!
ReplyDeleteThese look good - enjoy!
ReplyDeleteThese look good. I especially like the look of Guilt and Ginataan.
ReplyDeleteHave a lovely week.
I concur these look good. I'm interested in the Pakistan and Dublin-set ones especially. Maha Khan seems an interesting author.
ReplyDeleteThe Pakistan book would be for me, you did a lot of armchair travel with these book venues!
ReplyDeleteThese all look fantastic, I am quite jealous. The Dublin one especially.
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