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Hi mystery fans! I have a bunch of links for roundups, news, and adaptations that should keep you comfortably reading all things mystery through the end of the year.
From Book Riot And Around The Internet
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New Releases Tuesday: The Best Books Out This Week
A Roll of the Heist: 10 Great Books About Crimes Gone Wrong
Murder Mysteries In Space: 10 Thrillers Set Where No One Can Hear You Scream
See the cover and read an excerpt from Ruth Ware’s Oxford murder mystery, The It Girl
The Tragic Misfit Behind “Harriet the Spy”
Robert Justice is using fiction to shed light on the reality of wrongful convictions
Holiday Gift Books 2021: Mysteries
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If You Love Thrillers And Mysteries, Check Out These 20 Highly Anticipated Thrillers Of 2022
‘Autopsy’: Lockdown inspired Patricia Cornwell to bring back Kay Scarpetta
Everything You Need to Know About Kristen Bell’s Wild New Netflix Series, The Woman in the House…
Three Good Things with Lisa Unger and Steph Cha
Henry Golding to Star in TV Adaptation of Dean Koontz’s ‘Nameless’
Robert Justice—author of THEY CAN’T TAKE YOUR NAME—is interviewed by a special guest host.
Giveaway: Win a pair of Airpods Pro!
Giveaway: Canadian Readers, Enter to Win a Waterproof Kobo
Giveaway: Win a Personal Reading Retreat!
Don’t forget you can get three free audiobooks at Audiobooks.com with a free trial!
Recent Interests That May Also Interest You + My Reading Life
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Reading: Queen of the Tiles by Hanna Alkaf / The Red Palace by June Hur / Queen of Urban Prophecy by Aya de León
Streaming: Harlem (Prime) is hilarious, and so good.
Laughing: Best game day sign
Helping: Feeding America / The Trevor Project
Upcoming: Tirzah Price announced that the narrator of Pride & Premeditation, Morag Sims will also narrate the upcoming Sense and Second Degree Murder!
Browse all the books recommended in Unusual Suspects previous newsletters on this shelf. See upcoming 2022 releases. Check out this Unusual Suspects Pinterest board and get Tailored Book Recommendations!
Until next time, keep investigating! In the meantime, come talk books with me on Twitter, Instagram, Goodreads, and Litsy–you can find me under Jamie Canavés.
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