Chris Ewan

#379 ~ The Good Thief’s Guide to Paris

The Good Thief’s Guide to Paris by Chris Ewan Published by: Minotaur Books Published on: September 2009 Page Count: 280 Genre: Mystery/Crime Fiction My Reading Format: Audiobook provided to me by the publisher for consideration Audiobook Published by: AudioGo Narrator: Simon Vance Audiobook Length: 8 hours 20 minutes Available Formats: Hardcover, paperback, eBook and audiobook [...]

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#347 ~ The Good Thief’s Guide to Amsterdam

8 Aug By Jennifer 11 Comments

The Good Thief’s Guide to Amsterdam by Chris Ewan Published by: St. Martin’s Press Published on: April 2009 Page Count: 240 Genre: Crime Fiction/Mystery My Reading Format: Audiobook sent to me for review from publisher Audiobook Published by: AudioGo Narrator: Simon Vance Audiobook Length: 7 hours 16 minutes Available Formats: Hardcover, paperback, eBook, Audiobook My [...]

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WTF, Jennifer?

29 Jun By Jennifer 10 Comments

I seem to be caught in a cycle of sorts. For several weeks I’ll post regularly, feeling good and all bloggy. Then, life or fatigue happens and Literate Housewife goes quiet. This time around, my wonderful trip to Richmond kicked me in the ass. Then we had our first Shaken, Not Stirred Twitter chat and [...]

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One Twitterific Week

15 Apr By Jennifer 7 Comments

This week would have gone by and would eventually long since forgotten had it not been for Twitter. I didn’t always love and enjoy Twitter the way I do now. I’ve found that it’s something that requires commitment and a desire to build relationships in order to come into its own. I would say that [...]