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Thanks! I'm reading Alison Weir right now & she's very good. I am reading Innocent Traitor. I'm almost done with it. I have to say though; it didn't keep me turning pages as quickly or excitedly as TOBG or the Queen's Fool. (I know - maybe not historically accurate, but sooo good!) I'm just afraid PG had those two successes and that is where it ends. It's just shocking how amazing those books are & how uninspiring the others of hers I've read are. My sister asked me which PG book to pick up next & didn't know what to suggest. That's why I called on you girls.
So, if I'm breaking away from Philippa for a while, what is the next Alison Weir, Jean Plaidy, Margaret George, Elizabeth Chadwick or Sharon Kay Penman book I should try?
I'll check out Suzanne's list on Amazon too.
Thanks girls! You're the best :) I told my sister - "I'll ask my Tudors group on Goodreads. They'll know what to do." and you did :)Love it - Thanks!!
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by Philippa Gregory
AJ wrote: ""TOBG was like eating cupcakes while watching SVU re-runs. Paradise."
That quote made me a follower. Thanks for the smile. "
Yeah, pretty much best analogy ever - ha ha - still snickering over here
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LOVE the Red Tent - It's in my top 5 for sure :) ]]>
"It's slowing down for me..."
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too predictable for me - kinda disappointing. It is my first time reading this author, so I think I'll give him another try before completely writing him off as "not my cup of tea". ]]>
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I'm in the process of making the seeded cables cardigan right now :) It will take me forever as I am officially ADD when it comes to knitting :) ]]>
Erin
said "yes" to attending the event: October Group Read.
date: October 01, 2009 12:00AM
location: The United States
description: Innocent Traitor by Alison Weir won on the polls for the upcoming group read! This time anyone wanting to participate has plenty of notice, hope to see as many as possible there!
Erin said: I just read the summary. I'm so in! Looks great :) ]]>