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Old 12-31-2011, 07:08 AM   #11878
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Do you recommend starting from the beginning of the series, or could one just read Artists in Crime as a stand-alone? Never read any of her books, but after your review I am tempted.
You could certainly read it as a standalone book. There is on-going character development throughout the series - eg, this book open with Alleyn on a cruise ship in the Pacific, returning from New Zealand, where he was in the previous book in the series - but it's nothing that will spoil your enjoyment of the book. You don't need to know WHY Alleyn is on the ship at the start of this book.
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