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Old 10-15-2013, 05:49 PM   #62
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Originally Posted by BelleZora View Post
Thanks for the Havana Blue suggestion, Issybird. This is the last day of Kobo's BookRiot50 coupon so I picked it up for $5.05. Can't pass up a police procedural in an interesting location.
You're welcome; hope you like it. I also read it with a Kobo coupon and the publisher, Bitter Lemon Press, has other interesting mysteries in translation.

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That sounds like a decent option.
I read it last year when I was doing a somewhat similar challenge (but I also allowed travel books and non-fiction--and then rather wished I hadn't). It surprised me that some of my favorites were contempory detective novels; I think it was because they weren't self-consciously arty or analytical, but very matter of fact about everyday life, as you'd expect.
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