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[Sandysbookaday (taking a step back for a while)]

The Survivors by Jane Harper

[Christine]

Sandy how’s your book going called The Survivors by Jane Harper?

[Christine]

Sandy I’m glad that you liked the book called Her Secret Son by Hannah Mary McKinnon

[LauraT]

I've started yesterday Shadowman; I have a lot to do at work but I hope to be able of finishing in 2/3 hours and to go on with it

[Karin]

I just started two books, a light, funny one by Monica Dickens (great-granddaughter of author Charles Dickens and in her lifetime was as popular as Daphne DuMaurier) One Pair of Hands as well as the heavier, but somewhat humorous, Deacon King Kong by James McBride.

[Nichole]

I just opened Murder in G Major by Alexia Gordon. Book 1 of the Gethsemane Brown mysteries, started in 2016. Alexia Gordon is a very good writer. So far so good.

[LauraT]

Nichole wrote: "I just opened Murder in G Major by Alexia Gordon. Book 1 of the Gethsemane Brown mysteries, started in 2016. Alexia Gordon i..."

INteresting; I had not met these before; you recomend them then Nichole?

[Karin]

Nichole wrote: "I just opened Murder in G Major by Alexia Gordon. Book 1 of the Gethsemane Brown mysteries, started in 2016. Alexia Gordon i..."

Oh, I love the titles! I love that it stars a musician! I love even more that it is a black woman who is starting an orchestra because more people need to know that there are brilliant black classical musicians and composers! I have put the first to on my want to read list.

I know, I know, too many !! but this came on the heels of my reading a biography, The Heart of a Woman: The Life and Music of Florence B. Price and my son's career goal is to be an orchestral trumpeter...so we love that stuff here (plus other kinds of music).

[Sandysbookaday (taking a step back for a while)]

Christine wrote: "Sandy how’s your book going called The Survivors by Jane Harper?"

It was great thanks Christine. ❤📚 What are you reading?

[Sandysbookaday (taking a step back for a while)]

Suspicious Minds by David Mark

[Esther]

I am reading Homecoming: Voices of the Windrush Generation it is a collection of anecdotes from people who immigrated to Britian from the Carribean colonies.

[Christine]

Sandy how’s your book going called Suspicious Minds by David Mark?

[Christine]

Sandy I’m glad that you liked your book called The Survivors by Jane Harper and no problem Sandy and Sandy I’m reading a book called Amish Christmas Twins by Patricia Davids

[Nichole]

I'm opening Plum Tea Crazy by Laura Childs. This is#19 in Childs's Tea Shop Mystery series.

[Sandysbookaday (taking a step back for a while)]

Christine wrote: "Sandy how’s your book going called Suspicious Minds by David Mark?"

It was good thanks Christine. ❤📚

[Sandysbookaday (taking a step back for a while)]

Bitter Wash Road by Garry Disher

Aunt Ivy's Cottage by Kristin Harper

The Blood Card by Elly Griffiths

[LauraT]

About to start Wise Children; really curious about it!

[Esther]

I have paused Homecoming: Voices of the Windrush Generation because the multiple short anecdotes make it difficult to read in one go.
I restarted Scourge and feel bad about pausing it again but I really want to read The Humans and Gideon the Ninth which are bookkclub books for December.
I maybe need a weekend readathon. I just have to stop myself binge-watching Youtube documentaries.

[Nichole]

I just closed Plum Tea Crazy. I should have honored my past review of Child's tea shop book. What was I thinking? The present writing is much too different. Never again.

[Sasa]

Just started with The name of the Wind. Let’s see:) after the Scythe Trilogy my next big chunk.

[Christine]

Sandy how are three of your books going?

[Christine]

Sandy I’m glad that you liked your book called Suspicious Minds by David Mark and no problem Sandy

[Nichole]

I will read The Inn at Eagle Point by Sherryl Woods. This is the first book (2009) in Woods's Chesapeake Shores series. Late to the party, as usual.

[Nichole]

Nichole wrote: "I will read The Inn at Eagle Point by Sherryl Woods. This is the first book (2009) in Woods's Chesapeake Shores series. La..."

I take that back. I did read Flowers on Main a few years ago. That was Bree's story. So I am familiar with the O'Brien family.

[Don]

Finished reading Run Away, by Harlan Coben
https://www.goodreads.com/review/show...

[Dale]

The Other Side of the Dale by Gervase Phinn

enjoying its gentle humour

[Leslie]

I have been reading various science fiction & fantasy short stories recently. I have accumulated several anthologies on my Kindle over the years so I am picking & choosing rather than reading any of them through. While I have been enjoying the stories for the most part, it feels odd not to have a book on my home page where I can mark off progress!

I am also rereading Somerset Maugham's Cakes and Ale and loving it!

[LauraT]

Leslie wrote: "I am also rereading Somerset Maugham's Cakes and Ale and loving it!"

Nice idea for a re-read!!! I may take the hint!!!

[Kim]

Currently reading The Daughters of Mars by Thomas Keneally

The book is about two sisters from an Australian dairy farm who volunteer as nurses during the First World War.

[Leslie]

LauraT wrote: "Leslie wrote: "I am also rereading Somerset Maugham's Cakes and Ale and loving it!"

Nice idea for a re-read!!! I may take the hint!!!"

A great book for any bibliophile such as me and you :)

[Karin]

Right now I am reading The Bone Readers and it's better than I thought it might be given that it is a book about a cop.

[Sandysbookaday (taking a step back for a while)]

A Dark So Deadly by Stuart MacBride

Peace by Garry Disher

And listening to The Ghost Fields The Ghost Fields by Elly Griffiths

[Christine]

Sandy how are three of your books going?

[LauraT]

Leslie wrote: "LauraT wrote: "Leslie wrote: "I am also rereading Somerset Maugham's Cakes and Ale and loving it!"

A great book for any bibliophile such as me and you :)."
Definitly!!!

[LauraT]

While at the moment I'm with Wise Children by Angela Carter; confusing a bit...

[Leslie]

LauraT wrote: "While at the moment I'm with Wise Children by Angela Carter; confusing a bit..."

I often find that sort of magical realism confusing but in the end I liked that book - hope you do too!

[Leslie]

I am starting a multi-book fantasy series, Sword of Truth, by Terry Goodkind with Wizard's First Rule. Next up will be a crime novel - The Friends of Eddie Coyle...

[Gavin]

Reading Seveneves

[LauraT]

Leslie wrote: "LauraT wrote: "While at the moment I'm with Wise Children by Angela Carter; confusing a bit..."

I often find that sort of magical realism confusing but in the end I liked that book -..."

Exactly the same feeling. I'm finding it a bit confusing; still quite enjoying it

[Christine]

His Christmas Cinderella by Christy Jeffries

[Karin]

Gavin wrote: "Reading Seveneves"

How do you like it so far?

[Nichole]

I just started Tangled Roots by Angela Henry. It's book 2 of the Kendra Clayton Mysteries.

[Sandysbookaday (taking a step back for a while)]

The Orchid Girls by Lesley Sanderson

[Nichole]

I have chosen Ennui by Maria Edgeworth. It is a little-known English classic.

[Mike]

I'm reading Blood Bound (Mercy Thompson Series #2) by Patricia Briggs

[Christine]

Sandy how’s your book going called The Orchid Girls by Lesley Sanderson?

[Christine]

Trauma Plan by Candace Calvert

[Christine]

Mistletoe Mansion by Samantha Tonge

[Christine]

You Belong to Me by Karen Rose

[Christine]

Tangled Up in Texas by Delores Fossen