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Went to see this on Saturday, I enjoyed it, and yes there would definitely be room for a sequel.

I've just started "The Stone Circle" by Elly Griffiths, latest on the Ruth Galloway mystery series set in Norfolk.

September L'Auberge by Julia Stagg - this is another Brits abroad tale, this time set in France, where Paul and Lorna have bought the auberge of the town of Fogas, a run down property which needs a lot of work and money spent, and therefore fails it's first inspection. Another reason why it fails i...

Oh that's good news, it's such a classy show. Beautifully made and acted.

HI and welcome, I love the C J Sansom books too.

August 2019 A Summer Reunion by Fanny Blake - Amy Green is approaching her 60th birthday, but instead of feeling like celebrating, she feels more like crying, as her husband has not only run off with her colleague and close friend, but has stolen £200K from the design business which they had set up...

We're halfway through it now, and it's had mixed reviews so far. It's picked up the pace a bit over the last couple of episodes, but still not up to it's old standard. I know from reading the later books (I have 11 and 12 still tbr) that Ross does get more involved in politics, but sometimes this se...

I've just started "A Summer Reunion" by Fanny Blake, about 4 women who were schoolfriends, and go to a villa in Majorca for a reunion, and I'm also reading "The Likeness", the second in the Dublin Murder series by Tana French.

Apparently it's meant to be quite racey!

That final stand-off could almost have been in a western couldn't it? I did fear that Fred would get killed off though!