Dilworth School

136,421 pages read and 4,495 team points

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7,285 pts

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The Murder Rule

By Dervla McTiernan

4 stars
Set in Darkness

By Ian Rankin

4 stars
The Good Turn

By Dervla McTiernan

4 stars

#3 of Cormac Reilly and I am really liking the series. Although these are stand alone, there is enough back story and references to make me feel that you need to read them in order.
The Final Diagnosis

By Cynric Temple-Camp

5 stars

back to getting my geek on. A very interesting spin on real life as a pathologist in NZ and both the newsworthy and novel cases that have crossed his desk.
Hide and Seek

By Ian Rankin

4 stars
A Death in Vienna

By David Silva

5 stars

Again a new author for me. Need to go back to read in order.
In the Name of the Dark

By Ben E Lewis

4 stars

#3 in the Palmer and Evans series. This time the 'friends' just want to travel together to Budapest, but mystery and intrigue has a way of finding them.
In the Cool of the Moment

By Ben E Lewis

4 stars

#2 in the Palmer and Evans series and the plot thickens in the beautiful city of Amsterdam.
In the Shade of the Sun

By Ben E Lewis

4 stars

A reread rather than a new read. The author is a former UK colleague (English teacher). I have got a little behind his output (now 11 books and I am due to start #5!). I felt like I needed to go back for the back story. The detective fiction series is set in various destinations that Ben has visited on holiday and act as travel inspiration as well as a good read. Here in the first book we are off to Lisbon and our protagonists meet for the first time.
The Skeleton Road

By Val McDermid

4 stars
The Scholar

By Dervla McTiernan

5 stars

#2 in the Cormac O'Reilly series. I could be hooked.
Knots & Crosses

By Ian Rankin

4 stars

#1 in this iconic series of books - strange that I am just getting into them. Trying to read them in order now.
The Mine

By John A Heldt

4 stars
Unruly

By David Mitchell

5 stars

A glorious romp from Alfred the Great to Elizabeth I, with the dry wit you would expect from David Mitchell. You can hear his voice through the book. On a more serious note - he is trained as a historian so think more QI - facts + wit!
The Girl in the Pink Shoes

By Stacy Green

4 stars
The Ruin

By Dervla McTiernan

4 stars
A Song for the Dark Times

By Ian Rankin

4 stars
The Dry

By Jane Harper

4 stars
The Lane Betrayal (Time Box Book 1)

By john A Heldt

3 stars
Midnight and Blue

By Ian Rankin

4 stars
Queen Macbeth

By Val McDermid

4 stars

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