I am 3rd in the hold line at the library for All of Us Murderers, woohoo! I think I probably pre-ordered it but checking through all my book-buying sources to confirm that is more than I wanna do right now. But the library is getting a copy and at least two other people want to read it, so yay!

Ooh, and there's a sample of A Philosophy of Thieves although I can't put that one on hold yet

::vibrates with excitement::

Have finally read The Devotion of Suspect X (I’m not sure why I say finally - I do feel like I have been trying to read it for a long time but I could not tell you what was getting in my way) and it is astonishingly good. Holmes/Moriarty vibes but entirely different, mildly reminiscent of The Hollow (maybe only in my head). The mystery is innovative but the characters all stay relatable human. I can see why it won so many awards.

I have Malice to read soon, very interested to see if it’s at all similar

I have fallen way out of my reading habit for a couple of months now. Maybe a good mystery will get me back! I'll see if I can get my hands on it.

ETA: Requested!

Just finished Lone Women by Victor LaValle, if anyone is looking for an excellent horror-ish Western about a Black woman homesteader in Montana.

That sounds good. And available through my shiny new library card from across the bridge, so that will break that in nicely