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Sunday, September 28th
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We chat, laugh, play games, and you definitely donโt have to finish the book to come hang out.
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November
The Examiner
by Janice Hallett
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Gela Nathaniel, head of Royal Hastings Universityโs new Multimedia Art course, must find six students from all walks of life across the United Kingdom for her new masterโs program before the university cuts her funding. The students are nothing but trouble from day one.
Thereโs Jem, a talented sculptor recently graduated from her university program and eager to make her mark as an artist at any cost. Jonathan, who has little experience aside from running his familyโs gallery. Patrick manages an art supply store, but can barely operate his phone, much less design software. Ludya is a single mother and graphic designer more interested in a paycheck than homework. Cameron is a marketing executive in search of a hobby or a career change. And Alyson, already a successful artist, seems to be overqualified.
When the examiner, the man hired to grade studentsโ final works sifts through the studentsโ final essays, texts, and message boards, he becomes convinced that someone is in dangerโฆor already dead.
December
Enter A Murderer
by Ngaio Marsh
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The curtain rises on murder in this stylish Golden Age mystery. When Inspector Roderick Alleyn attends the opening night of a new play, he expects drama onstageโnot in the wings. But when a prop gun fires a very real bullet in the middle of a performance, the theater becomes a crime scene, and every actor is a suspect.
Set in the glittering, backstabbing world of 1930s London theatre, Enter a Murderer is a clever and quick-witted whodunit where nothing is as it seems and everyone is playing a part. With his trademark blend of elegance, wit, and sharp observation, Alleyn must untangle a tangle of cues, costumes, and lies to unmask the killer hiding in plain sight.
July was our last meeting using Meetup. We read Murder by the Sea by Danielle Collins. The novel took place in Kenya and gave all of us a taste of seaside culture in Kenya.