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Old 11-29-2023, 08:57 PM   #31623
SteveEisenberg
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Just finished the newish Galbraith/Rowling Strike/Ellacott mystery, The Running Grave. I found it the best of the series -- generous in length, and generous to the characters.

I read a review suggesting that Rowling must be rejecting cuts advised by her editor. Sounds correct, but some great nineteenth century classics also were weakly edited. This outing, I think it was for the best, giving room to make series regulars multi-dimensional.

I don't read mysteries to guess the chief villain, but for those who do, the plot is complicated. A list of characters can help, and Rowling provides one on her web site.

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