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I’ve just finished reading the first two books in the Kingkiller Chronicles by Patrick Rothfuss. It’s unusual for me to pick up a fantasy book, but I’d heard such good things about the series. I didn’t want to put the books down. They are long, but I found them very fast paced. The story follows Kote, an inn keeper, who is more than he seems on the surface. Kote recounts his life story to a chronicler describing how he became a powerful...[read on]About Bring Them Home, from the publisher:
A perfect village. A perfect crime.Visit D.S. Butler's website.
When two young girls disappear from their primary school, the village of Heighington is put on high alert—and not for the first time. Called in to investigate, Detective Karen Hart is sure that parallels with a previous disappearance are anything but coincidental.
DS Hart is still reeling from a case she tried and failed to solve eighteen months ago, when a young woman vanished without atrace. She’s no nearer to the truth of what happened to Amy Fisher, but with two children missing now too, the stakes have never been higher. As she looks to the past for clues, she must confront her own haunting loss, a nightmare she is determined to spare other families.
Hart soon realises that nothing in this close-knit Lincolnshire community is what it seems. Pursuing the investigation with personal vengeance, she finds herself in conflict with her scrupulous new boss, but playing by the rules will have to wait. Because while there’s no shortage of suspects, the missing girls are running out of time…
My Book, The Movie: Bring Them Home.
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Writers Read: D. S. Butler.
--Marshal Zeringue
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