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Done: next: The Vitamin Murders by James Fergusson: the murders in France in 1952 of the Drummond family. (Seems like an easy read, must have matured on the shelf for about 10 years or so).
A Brief History of Science by Thomas Crump. The existence of a preface of some 20 pages may bode ill on this one.
Done: next: The Vitamin Murders by James Fergusson: the murders in France in 1952 of the Drummond family. (Seems like an easy read, must have matured on the shelf for about 10 years or so).
Done: next: The subterranean railway by Christian Wolmar, being the history of the London Underground.
Probably not as easy a read as the Vitamins book but probably easier than The Brief History of Science has proved to be. .
Dead in the Water: Murder and Fraud in the World's Most Secretive Industry – a really good read on an investigation into a hijacked tanker
The Glass Hotel – fiction novel by the author of Station Eleven, not quite sure what I think of it but tempted to read it again (was read on a long overnight flight)
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