Career of Evil

 “You could find beauty nearly anywhere if you stopped to look for it, but the battle to get through the days made it easy to forget that this totally cost-free luxury existed.”


— Career of Evil (Cormoran Strike Book 3) by Robert Galbraith

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I’m continuing to read these all out of order. The murderer in this one is the most repellent so far. But the prose is maybe more lovely. 

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