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Posted: 09/16/2022 - 3:19 pm
October 2024: In Search of Jeremy Griffin by Jacqueline Opresnik​
September 2024: Least Trodden Ground by Elaine Orr
August 2024: Family Secrets by Beth Farrar
July 2024: Bloodline​ by Fiona Mountain
June 2024: Pale as the Dead by Fiona Mountain
May 2024: The Desk from Hoboken by M.L. Condike
April 2024: Home to Beulah by Claudia C. Breland
March 2024: Clamhunger Row by M.K. Jones
February 2024: The Reluctant Chartist ​by M.K. Jones
January 2024: Ghost Swifts, Blue Poppies and the Red Star by Nathan Dylan Goodwyn
 
December 2023: The Last Queen of England by Steve Robinson
November 2023: The Deserter's Tale by Nathan Dylan Goodwin
October 2023: Cowards Die Many Times by Peter Hey
September 2023: When Beggars Dye by Peter Hey
August 2023: The Death Certifcate​ by Stephen Molyneux
July 2023: The Marriage Certificate​ by Stephen Molyneux
June 2023: In the Blood by Fay Sampson
May 2023: Family Skeletons​ by Rett MacPherson
April 2023: Fiddling With Fate​ by Kathleen Ernst
March 2023: DNA Never Lies by Sue George
February 2023: The Moving Pictures​ by Erika Maren Steiger
January 2023: The Sawtooth Slayer ​by Nathan Dylan Goodwin
 
December 2022: The Somme Legacy​ by M.J. Lee
November 2022: To the Grave​ by Steve Rovinson
September 2022: In the Blood by Steve Robinson
August 2022: Relatively Dead by Sheila Connolly
June 2022: Switcheroo by Aaron Elkins
May 2022: Henrietta Who? by Catherine Aird 
April 2022: In the Blood by Steve Robinson
March 2022: The Irish Inheritance by M.J. Lee
February 2022: The Girl Who Wrote in Silk by Kelli Estes
 

Books we have read in this group
Posted: 07/18/2023 - 8:50 pm
Jane,
I can't remember when we read them, but I have purchased tthree other genealogical mysteries, so I must have purchased them for a reason. They are Family Skeletons by Rett MacPherson (June 2023?), The Leading Ladies by Erika  Maren Steiger (the month after The Moving Pictures?) and Fiddling with Fate by Kathleen Ernst, which I really liked, although judged 'not really grenealogical'! If you can remember when we read them, you can add these to your list. Thank you for all your work.
Patricia