I'm not a native English speaker, but I like mystery and am readingβTurning Pointβ.
I've read only a quarter, but really enjoying it.
There are some details that I didn't understand
Please tell me.
At the end of chapter 4, in the conversation between Jimbo and the detective
"Will we have answers soon?"
οΌAbbreviation
"We will, Jimbo."
Which of the following meanings is more closer to "We will,Jimbo"?
(1) Maybe, I hope, we'll figure it out. ( But I'm not so sure. )
(2) We will definitely solve it!
I'm not a native speaker, so I don't know the detailed meaning of "we will".
It would be awesome if you could tell me.
Thank you for reading.
A long-awaited Lincoln Rhyme novel is finally here.. The Midnight Lock introduces another genius antagonist in the series β The Locksmith. Like Rhymeβs perpetual nemesis The Watchmaker, this one is also interested in the mechanics of tools and locks. He invades homes of single women but doesnβt do anything to them, just rearranges their things, takes a couple of souvenirs, and leaves, leaving behind a cryptic message and a totally messed up homeowner.
But Rhyme is sure that itβs only a matter of time before it all devolves into something more sinister and violent. With his miraculous intuitive power and scientific genius, Rhyme has to figure out his next victim and stop him before it disintegrates into a more violent crime. But the Locksmith has become aware of Rhymeβs involvement, and plans to turn the tables on himβ¦
Please read my detailed review from here The Midnight Lock - Book Review
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Hello everyone.
My GF has always been an avid thriller/crime stories reader. Through our years together I developed some kind of "tradition": I gift every family member books on Christmas; as said gifted books piled up in time, it grew more difficult for me to grab some fresh/new books for her, especially since those genres are not my experties.
I'm really fond of publications by this italian editor - Adelphi. My contribute to our shared bookshelf mostly comprises books from this editor and when I discovered its whole huge series of Simenon's works about Maigret I thought that would be a good choice. Sole issue lays in that I red just one book of this author, - "The man who watched trains go by" - when I was a pre-teenager, and could not remember much of it apart from it not being a proper crime/investigation focused novel but more a self-centered protagonist's inner thoughts drived plot.
I know Maigret is considered a great series for crimes, but since my GF mostly enjoys the investigation side of the genre, I'm wondering if this could be a good choice.
The books series the editor is publishing contains a good amount of entries - about 15 books or so, everyone collecting 4 or 5 novels. Here's the first one as an example. Sorry, I know it's in italian.
I would like her to discovery a new series to follow, and not thinking I chose that one for the sole reason of me being a fanboy of the editor, a circumstance I would not even try to deny.
I'll gladly hear your opinions and suggestions.
Thank you!
PS: apologies for any mistake, English is not my main language.
This was so nice to read this morning.
Jeffery Deaver: 'I can always find solace in Middle-earth and Tolkien's imagination'
I have read the bone collector by Jeffery Deaver and it was really good. Please suggest a book which is as good as that or better than that book. Thank you
