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Arturo Evening arturoevening — I am done with the traditional crime novel. Boring!

William Vasquez williamvasq — Reminds me of a not-so-happy Feehan. Also oh L. k. Hamilton and K. Armstrong.

Amadi Taylor _aylor_madi — I was pleasantly surprised about this book. I've never heard of this series, but when a bind and waiting for my requested books to come in, I grab something off the new mystery shelf because mysteries tend to be safer and cleaner than the random fiction books I grab off the shelf. Anyway, I'm a sucker for historical fiction English mysteries (Hello, Lady Julia, Lady Emily, and Sebastian St. Cyr!) and this one was in the same vein, but more modern...mid 1930s, so that was a fun era to follow the English aristocracy in as many of them were in decline due to the depression. Anyway, quick read, cute main character, it was an overall pleasant surprise!

Saba Sobhani sabasob — I got this book based solely on the reviews on Goodreads (and recommended it as our next book club book) because I would generally not give a second look to anything that has car racing as its main theme, but I'm glad I took the chance and read it. I first have to say that I wasn't thrilled with the plotline itself. I thought it's resolution was pretty contrived. And even though it was important to the theme and narrator of the story my eyes did get a little glassy when racing technique was delved into with more detail. The characters and their motivations were pretty simplistic and I don't know whether that was on purpose since the narrator is a dog and is basically relating everything from his perspective. I guess it makes sense if that was the case. But what I LOVED about this book was the dog, Enzo. He was hilarious! I loved his observations and his tangents. I loved when he talked about his favorite movies and actors and I loved that I found it very easy to hear his voice and tone of voice in my head.I was laughing out loud when he called crows "sinister little bastards" becuase I could hear just how he would say it. (At least in my mind.) Enzo was a wonderful character and I thought the author captured so many of the ways our dogs try to communicate with us and then imbued them with so much more meaning. Well worth the read!