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The Blood Card by Elly Griffiths

calipanda's review against another edition

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4.0

In this third installment of the Stephens and Mephisto Mystery, Edgar investigates the death of a Roma fortune teller in Brighton while Max is busy looking to star in a variety program on television, all in time for the Queen's coronation. Edgar takes a surprise trip to New York, Emma deals with physical and emotional concerns, Ruby is faced with the potential to make her break, and Bob turns out to be an alright sergeant after all.

Though I did not successfully guess whodunnit, I at least believe this one to be believable and well-hinted. I was no longer surprised when the murderer revealed themself, and had properly guessed the main clue. I'm proud of myself for not getting too caught up in all the misdirections.

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5.0

I know that I will like a book by Elly Griffiths.
This one exceeded expectations, the characters were clearly drawn, quirky but real at the same time; set exactly in time so the period references felt right; and a cracking story. Great!

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2.0

Audio. Eh. Too many points of view for me and too many bodies overall. No part super engaged me.

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3.0

This was another great book by Elly Griffiths, set in Brighton in the early 50's with Max Mephisto &
DI Edgar Stephens, the story flowed, easy to read, very descriptive and look forward to the next one
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