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The Thursday Murder Club (2020)

An absolutely engaging and entertaining crime novel.

Four unlikely friends gathered in a peaceful retirement village to discuss unsolved crimes. Together, they call themselves the “Thursday Murder Club.”

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After a local developer is found murdered with a mysterious photo left next to his body, the Thursday Murder club finds itself in the middle of its first live case. Elizabeth, Joyce, Ibrahim and Ron might be pushing 80 but they still have a couple of tricks up their sleeves.

“The diversity of characters that Osman creates, the tight plotting and the numerous secrets and their revelations, along with the comic turns, makes this an entertaining and delightful book.”

The Book Guide® Editor

As the bodies pile up, can our unconventional but brilliant gang catch the murderer before it’s too late.

The Thursday Murder Club (2020) by Richard Osman

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