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Old 10-28-2016, 06:28 AM   #24846
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Next I am taking up Swimming Pool by Mary Roberts Rinehart, a print book lying with me since last few years, bought from a train station book stall, tried earlier to read but did not finish it. In fact the print quality of this paperback is not good and appealing, but this time I'll read it finally and pack in my print books' boxes.
Finished Swimming Pool by Mary Roberts Rinehart. Phew.. it was an strenuous job to read a heck of bad printing with too small font size. It is one of the reasons I prefer reading ebooks only nowadays because I can change the font size and typeface to suit my eyes. Anyway, the storyline was exceptionally good, reconfirming the title of 'The American Agatha Christie' to Mary Roberts Rinehart.

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Desperately afraid, Judith Chandler barricades herself in her bedroom. Her sister, detective novelist Lois, has no patience for Judith's bizarre behavior. However, a real-life mystery unfolds when Judith disappears from her locked room without a trace.


Next I am taking up Night Has a Thousand Eyes by Cornell Woolrich, an ebook, of course.
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