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hermetic

(8,924 posts)
5. Okay, that sound interesting...
Sun Apr 17, 2022, 01:49 PM
Apr 2022

"Evelyn Hardcastle will die. Every day until Aiden Bishop can identify her killer and break the cycle. But every time the day begins again, Aiden wakes up in the body of a different guest. And some of his hosts are more helpful than others...
The most inventive debut of the year twists together a mystery of such unexpected creativity it will leave readers guessing until the very last page."

Looks like you still have another 248 pages to go before you decide.

If anyone else want to find this book, it's actually the "7 1/2 Deaths", just for clarification.

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"Black Cherry Blues" a Dave Robicheaux novel TexLaProgressive Apr 2022 #1
I love James Lee Burke. Dave Robichaeux is his principal series rsdsharp Apr 2022 #3
HI!!! hermetic Apr 2022 #4
Been well, a bit anxious about the near future TexLaProgressive Apr 2022 #7
Yeah, hermetic Apr 2022 #9
first time with Blackadder! I laughed until I hurt yellowdogintexas Apr 2022 #16
You might enjoy Jana DeLeon's Miss Fortune series SheltieLover Apr 2022 #12
Thanks looks like fun TexLaProgressive Apr 2022 #14
They are really grsat reads! SheltieLover Apr 2022 #15
The Seven Deaths of Evelyn Hardcastle by Stuart Turton The King of Prussia Apr 2022 #2
Okay, that sound interesting... hermetic Apr 2022 #5
Mine is called the seven deaths The King of Prussia Apr 2022 #6
Or...maybe... hermetic Apr 2022 #8
Cheerio The King of Prussia Apr 2022 #10
Cool!!! hermetic Apr 2022 #11
An explanation The King of Prussia Apr 2022 #19
Thanks for that hermetic Apr 2022 #21
Just finished "Louisiana Longshot" SheltieLover Apr 2022 #13
I have read the first book in the Mudbug series yellowdogintexas Apr 2022 #18
I finished The Courier last night yellowdogintexas Apr 2022 #17
Decided to reread The Razor's Edge dhol82 Apr 2022 #20
Wow, from 1944 hermetic Apr 2022 #22
Yes. That adds to the novel. dhol82 Apr 2022 #23
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