Tangier by Stephen Holgate. This debut novel goes back and forth between the modern day story of a "disgraced Washington power broker" and the mystery he sets out to solve about his father, a French diplomat who supposedly died in a Vichy prison during WWII. It looks fantastic!
Steve Holgate is giving an author talk at Browser Bookshop in Olympia, Washington this Friday, June 23, 2017 at 7:00 pm.
The Secret Speech by Tom Rob Smith. This is the second book in his Child 44 Trilogy. I read and loved Child 44. The third book, Agent 6, is already on my TBR shelf.
The Monsters of Templeton by Lauren Groff. I've seen this around and found a copy at my local consignment shop. I know nothing about it. Is it good?
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I've heard of The Monsters of Templeton but haven't read it. My GR friends who read it (4) rated it from 2 to 4 stars. Hope you enjoy it!
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I looked up Child 44 and this series sounds very intense. I like the cover of Tangier.
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I loved the Child 44 trilogy. And The Monsters of Templeton is the only Groff I have read. I thought it was okay, but it didn't inspire me to read any more. I do know that her Fates and Furies was very well thought of.
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