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Joy Ellis: Five Bloody Hearts – Lioness at Large

Joy Ellis: Five Bloody Hearts


24 Festive Tasks: Door 14 – St. Nicholas’ Day / Sinterklaas, Book:

Read a book with an orange or red cover, set in the Netherlands or Germany, by a Dutch or German author, or with nuts, chocolate, coins, canals or beer on the cover.

Well, this may be stretching the spirit of the holiday a bit (unless St. Nick should count either murderers or policemen among the many groups of people whose patron saint he is), but the dominant color of the cover definitely qualifies, and I might as well get caught up with everything Joy Ellis (sans Nikki Galena) before the year is out.

Plus, I now have an inkling why Ellis picked a cop on the brink of retirement for this new series … I’d been wondering what she was doing, creating a third Fenland series focused on yet another detective, but this one looks like it’s going to take a bit of a different direction eventually.  Intriguing!

 

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