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Cover of The Orange Axe by Brian Flynn featuring a couple dancing in 1930's fancy dress with an orange background.
Cover of The Singing Masons by Francis Vivian featuring a fingerprint with body outline on it and orange background.
Cover of Where There Was Smoke by Brian Flynn featuring a man choking on smoke with an orange border.
Cover of Trusted Like the Fox by Sara Woods featuring a central figure of a barrister in black and white in an 'ace' symbol from a pack of cards in an orange border.
Squeezing some crime into the #MurderEveryMonday theme! 🍊🔎📚
#DeanStreetPress #ClassicCrime
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#MurderEveryMonday Orange Cover
For today's #MurderEveryMonday I'm reusing an old photo of the crime fiction novel with the most orange cover I have. This is the ninth volume in the Adam Dalgliesh series and I think I like it when I read it. To know more about the hashtag, check Kate's blog. To…
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Cover of "Nest of Vipers" by Harini Nagendra
Cover of "Dead Water" by Ngaio Marsh
Cover of "Trusted Like the Fox" by Sara Woods
Cover of "Where There was Smoke" by Brian Flynn
This week's #MurderEveryMonday is tough, expecting me to know what is orange. So here's one from here, one from the hometown of my family, and 2 from @deanstpress.bsky.social - even if the covers aren't orange, some of their kings were😆
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#Reading #Booksky
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Book cover of Brian Flynn's Such Bright Disguises featuring a couple dancing in 1930's evening dress.
Book cover for Brian Flynn's The Sharp Quillet featuring a coloured target with three darts stuck in it.
It's #MurderEveryMonday and this week's theme is a crime fiction title with a word to do with intelligence e.g. clever, brilliant, astute, shrewd, smart etc. Our first thought was, of course, the brilliant Brian Flynn! 🥰
@puzzledoctor.bsky.social #Booksky #ClassicCrime
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#MurderEveryMonday Crime fiction title with a word to do with intelligence
Today's #MurderEveryMonday is a crime fiction title with a word to do with intelligence. Check Kate's blog to know more. I started with "Desapareceu um Inventor" (can be translated as "An inventor disappeared" (scientist)),…
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#MurderEveryMonday
Tool (a rope) you might find in a garden shed
My review is here:
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Book cover of The Padded Door by Brian Flynn featuring a hand holding a hangman's noose on a red background.
Book cover of Fear by Night by Patricia Wentworth featuring a black and white image of a boy holding a rope with a starry background.
"A crime fiction cover which depicts a tool you might find a toolbox/garage or garden shed."
These are bound to be useful.
#MurderEveryMonday #Reading #Booksky @puzzledoctor.bsky.social
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Cover of ebook edition of The Beckoning Lady by Margery Allingham featuring a scythe/sickle
cover of ebook edition of "The Murders Near Mapleton" by Brian Flynn, showing a man holding a gun in his left hand and a lantern in his right
If I had a garden shed, both these implements would be stored therein - the lantern would help me find the scythe/sickle/sharpcuttything,isn't that right, @deanstpress.bsky.social ? #MurderEveryMonday #Reading #Booksky
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Not sure what #MurderEveryMonday is?
Here's the link: crossexaminingcrime.com/2023/02/05/m...
Want to know what themes are coming up next? Here's the link: crossexaminingcrime.com/murdereverym...
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Cover of Dean Street Press edition of Let Him Lie by Ianthe Jerrold featuring a dead body in black and white with shadowy figures behind, gasping with horror.
Cover of Dean Street Press edition of Murder While You Work by Susan Scarlett aka Noel Streatfeild, featuring a lady in 1940's dress looking at a poster for Victori Loan Bonds beside some flowers in pots.
Cover of Dean Street Press edition of The Astonishing Adventure of Jane Smith by Patricia Wentworth, featuring a black and white image of a young lady with windswept hair.
It's #MurderEveryMonday and this week's theme is a crime fiction which features a spinster sleuth. #JeanieHalliday #JudyRest #JaneSmith #booksky
Link to website in comments below.
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Book cover of Run! by Patricia Wentworth featuring a young housemaid in 1920's uniform, peeking through a keyhole with a stylish 1920s tea set on a tray on the floor.
It's #MurderEveryMonday and this week's theme is a crime fiction cover which depicts someone spying on someone else/looking surreptitiously.
Not sure what #MurderEveryMonday is? Here's the link: crossexaminingcrime.com/2023/02/05/m...
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Cover of the Muzaffar Jang E-omnibus by Madhulika Liddle - two complete novels and a collection of short stories featuring Muzaffar Jang
This week's #MurderEveryMonday theme is "Crime fiction which is in an omnibus edition" - so I've used deductive skills of which Hastings and Watson would be proud and concluded that this one just might qualify. #Reading #Mystery #Booksky
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Book cover of Power on the Scent by Henrietta Clandon. On a pale sage green background, the title and 'a golden age mystery' are shown printed on waving red banners attached to a pair of knitting needles, which are piercing a ball of wool with a pair of hands making a shadow image of a face.
It’s #MurderEveryMonday! 🔪 This week’s theme is all about the sense of smell. 👃
I’m going with Power on the Scent by Henrietta Clandon aka John Haslette, Anthony Lang, John Mowbray, Walter Proudfoot and George Varney. There’s something about that title that just lingers...
#CrimeFiction #Booksky
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#MurderEveryMonday Title with a word to do with smell: Sad Cypress
For today's #MurderEveryMonday I had to share Sad Cypress by Agatha Christie - cypresses have scent. It's not very well known, but it's one of my favorite reads. I also love the David Suchet TV series' episode with Elisabeth Dermot…
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Book cover for "Murder in Mimicry" by Anne Morice, part of The Tessa Crichton Mysteries. The top half shows bold white and purple text on a black background. The bottom half features a vintage-style photograph of a woman with short curly hair, sitting in an ornate chair and wearing a bright yellow satin blouse.
Book cover for "The Case of the Counterfeit Colonel" by Christopher Bush, featuring the series title "A Ludovic Travers Mystery" and the number 41. The minimalist, geometric design uses cream, red, and blue blocks of color. In the center, a chalk body outline is superimposed over a large, grey fingerprint.
We’re happy to be joining in with #MurderEveryMonday today! 🔎 This week’s theme is all about the deceptive and the counterfeit—where identities are forged and nothing is quite what it seems. 🎭
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Book cover for "Dead on Cue" (The Tessa Crichton Mysteries, No. 20) by Anne Morice. The cover features a woman with short brown hair, wearing a red and orange vertically striped dress with a wide purple waist belt. She is standing in a dimly lit library, holding a small open book near her face, looking down at it. To her right is an open wooden bookcase filled with various books, and to her left is a wooden mantelpiece with a single blue candle.
Vintage book cover for "Dark Duet" (A 'Dark' Series Thriller) by Peter Cheyney. The illustration depicts a dramatic scene in a blue monochrome style. A man in a belted trench coat is engaged in a violent struggle with another man in a dark suit, holding a handgun aloft. Below them, a woman in a bright red dress lies motionless on the ground. The title and author's name are prominently displayed at the top in black text against a pale yellow rectangular background.
This #MurderEveryMonday, we’re celebrating the February birthdays of two mystery icons:
🎂 Anne Morice (18 Feb) – Queen of the sophisticated Tessa Crichton mysteries.
🎂 Peter Cheyney (22 Feb) – The master of hard-boiled noir and the Dark Series.
See comments below for link to this challenge!
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#MurderEveryMonday cover with “something a baby or child would use”
The centre of Portugal has been devastated by storms and flooding. More than a week later, we still have thousands of people without electricity. Our region didn't suffer as much as the centre, but we are all bracing ourselves for…
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Here's the link to Kate Jackson's blog featuring the theme #murdereverymonday crossexaminingcrime.com/2023/02/05/m...
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Cover of The Case of the Purple Calf by Brian Flynn featuring a carousel.
Cover of The Heel of Achilles by E & M A Radford, featuring a child with a doll.
It's #MurderEveryMonday and this week's theme is a crime fiction cover depicting something a child or baby would use. @puzzledoctor.bsky.social @unclerobin.bsky.social
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Cover of Mystery Mile by Margery Allingham, showing a red chess knight lying flat on a chessboard
Cover of "The Custard Corpses" by M. J. Porter. Image features a young boy playing cricket, with bat in hand.
One of my #MurderEveryMonday entries this week features a child using something, the other one features a reminder to me of how close my then 8-yo grandson came to beating me in our first and so far only game of chess. 😆 #Mystery #Reading #booksky
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