Denise’s Comments (group member since Jan 09, 2017)

Denise’s comments from the Bookworms Anonymous group.

B1 -Romance - The Woman on the Orient Express by Lindsay Jayne Ashford

G2 Pink Cover - The Witches Of Enchanted Bay: Ax To Grind by Amelia Morgan

Jenny wrote: "Denise wrote: "Jenny wrote: "Denise wrote: "I'm really loving this book. I had to read Around the World challenge first, but I'm into Jack now. I can't wait until I have finished so I can see how o..."
Jenny, I love this group! It widens my horizons! For example, I thought I hated romance genre, and for the most part I do (only because they're too graphic. Being a writer, I would much rather use my imagination.) However, because of Bookworms... I now am reading my first romance (Just for fun.)
Now, I'm in a pickle...which do I pick up to read today?!

Jenny wrote: "Denise wrote: "I'm really loving this book. I had to read Around the World challenge first, but I'm into Jack now. I can't wait until I have finished so I can see how others feel about it. Happy re..."
I am trying to finish The Woman on the Train, too, great book by the way. I'm stretching myself rather thin, but I plan on finishing both before the end of the week.

I'm really loving this book. I had to read Around the World challenge first, but I'm into Jack now. I can't wait until I have finished so I can see how others feel about it. Happy reading, everyone!

What time on March 1st do you have the big reveal? I'm already too excited for words!

These are my suggestions for March:

First Grave on the Right by Darynda Jones

The Girl In The Ice by Robert Bryndza

The Six Train to Wisconsin by Kourtney Heintz

The Initiation by Ridley Pearson

Goodie One Shoes by Roz Siegel

The Bigamist by Mary Turner Thomson

Jenny wrote: "I am current reading three books:

Spilled Blood by Brian Freeman
The Girl on the Train by Paula Hawkins
Frantic by [au..."
Nice! They are all on my reading list. How are they?

G2 completed...working on B1

Jenny wrote: "Denise wrote: "Hi all.

I really like Leighann Dobbs cozy mysteries. I just started a new one 'The Murder at Lowry House: a Hazel Martin mystery', which is book #1 of a series. I'm having a hard ti..."

So far, I have loved everything that I've read by her.

Hi all.

I really like Leighann Dobbs cozy mysteries. I just started a new one 'The Murder at Lowry House: a Hazel Martin mystery', which is book #1 of a series. I'm having a hard time putting it down. It takes place in the late 1800's - early 1900's and it's about a widow who writes mysteries. Lovely little story to cuddle up with, a cup of hot chocolate at the ready. Review to follow when I complete the book.

I had to change the order of my list again, as I have to read a book with a cat in it for my blog about cats. LOL

February

The Witches Of Enchanted Bay: Ax To Grind by Amelia Morgan set in California - Finished

March

Real Murders by Charlaine Harris set in Colorado Finished

April

"Hammered" by Belle Knudson set in Pennsylvania Finished

May

Split Second by David Baldacci set in Virginia Finished

June

Dead Wrong by Leighann Dobbs set in Maine Finished

July

Whisper Cape by Susan Griscom set in Oregon Finished

August

Bones & Boxes by Anne Drake in

September

Girl Jacked by Christopher Greyson set in Washington

October

Something Magical by Leighann Dobbs set in North Carolina

November

The 7th Month by Lisa Gardner
in Massachusetts

December

Fractured by Catherine McKenzie set in Ohio


Anyone want to buddie up on these?

I don't think I understand. They have to be set in America, but where do the states come in? Also, what do you mean by 'the books do not need to match the month'? I'm just not getting it. Sorry.

I gave up! I am only 125 pages into it after a week, and I'm looking at over 300 to go by the 31st. This is so sad because I have also believed that, once started, you should read a book to its end.

I can't get into it. I am trying, though.

Thanks, Jenny. I got your message.

Ok, guys. Another question. I think that I saw someone asking the same question last night, but I cannot find the answer. On Bingo, can you use one book for more than one requirement?
Thanks, Dee

Hi, I'm Denise, or Dee, whichever is easiest. I live in California, near Yosemite. I have two cats, BoBo and Mimi, and they are both my loves. I'm known as "The Cat Lady" to all of my friends. Besides cats, I love to read (of course), to write (I am writing a memoir), and to crochet. I'm really excited about joining this group, although I don't quite know what I'm doing. As a result, I'm asking stupid questions and bothering our moderators. (Sorry Sarah and Jenny.)

Sarah,
I want to read 'Inheritance' by Thomas Wymark. The others are by
'Lock and Key: the Initiation' by Ridley Pearson, ' The Woman on the Orient Express' by Lindsay Jayne Ashford.

My suggestions are 'Woman on the Orient Express', 'Lock and Key' and Inheritance.

Whoops! I did the shelf wrong. I need to put the challenge on the shelf, right? I put my general shelf, and not the bingo shelf. How do I fix it?