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Jeebo

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3. "Just the Nicest Couple" by Mary Kubica

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Sun Jun 8, 2025, 11:15 AM

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She writes ... I'm not sure what to call her genre, I'll call her novels domestic relationship suspense. Not really the kind of stuff I like to read, but she does spin a good yarn and so I have read several of her novels.

— Ron

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What Fiction are you reading this week, June 8, 2025? [View all] hermetic Sunday OP

"Later" by Stephen King. I don't know how he does it. A thousand books in, Scrivener7 Sunday #1

He is amazing hermetic Sunday #4

I'm tempted to answer 'The Constitution' Siwsan Sunday #2

"Just the Nicest Couple" by Mary Kubica Jeebo Sunday #3

Looks like a lot of thrillers hermetic Sunday #7

Tilt/Emma Pattee cbabe Sunday #5

I needed comic relief. I read a Stephanie Plum #29 Srkdqltr Sunday #6

Yeah, good choice hermetic Sunday #8

I love that series! nt Lilithschyld Sunday #11

Oh yes! Stephanie Plum books are always a fast read and funny. MIButterfly Sunday #18

She uses the same outline for each one. I usually quit a series when i see the outline, but there is something about Srkdqltr Sunday #20

I've laughed out loud several times reading the Stephanie Plum books. MIButterfly Sunday #22

Last night I finished All the Colors of the Dark by Chris Whitaker mentalsolstice Sunday #9

Matched by Ally Condie Lilithschyld Sunday #10

Sounds pretty creepy hermetic Sunday #14

It is absolutely creepy. Lilithschyld Sunday #15

"Death in Her Hands" by Ottessa Moshfegh. My wife read and really liked it, said it was quirky but hard to put down. KPN Sunday #12

Hmmmmm hermetic Sunday #13

Ha, love the little library assistant! High humidity today, so I'll stay in and read. txwhitedove Sunday #16

Sounds good hermetic Sunday #17

Nightshade by Michael Connelly. MIButterfly Sunday #19

Oh cool hermetic Sunday #21

Still reading Garden of Beasts by Jeffrey Deaver yellowdogintexas Tuesday #23