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[Sarah]

Haunted Canada the first terrifying collection by pat Hancock

[Kaygee]

In Every Mirror she’s black by Lolá Ákínmádé Åkerström

[Christine]

I’m reading a book called Christmas Eve Cowboy by Diana Palmer

[Belle]

twisted games by ana huang <3

[Roxana]

Finally reading Archer’s Voice

[Brenda]

I am almost finished with the book, "Bone on Bone" by Julia Keller.

[Jamie]

Just Like Home by Sarah Gailey

[Sarah]

The beekeeper of Aleppo by Christi lefter

[Katherine]

just finished Take My Hand by Dolen Perkins-Valdez. About to start 17 Marigold Lane by R.M Gilmore.

[Willow]

Lessons in Chemistry by Bonnie Garmus. I wish I'd read it sooner!

[Willow]

Jamie wrote: "Just Like Home by Sarah Gailey"

What do you think of that book so far?

[Bhu]

UnSexy Spirituality, is an interesting book, for curious seekers, confused seekers, investigative seekers, and atheists, it clarifies any wrong notion we might have on spiritual concepts such as Karma, the afterlife, dreamworld, meditation, etc...14 chapters are equivalent to 14 books. Give it a listen/read, spending 1 hour is worthwhile time on it.

[Sarah]

The little stranger by Sarah waters

[Malinda]

I haven’t been reading the last year and a half. I lost my youngest brother before he turned 30 and my dad 7 months ago all within a 17 month span. I lost a couple of friends in a 2 week span in November. My dad, brother & I were big readers and would read a book and then discuss it. Our own little book club. My heart hasn’t been in it. I strangely found this book journal thing on TikTok where you make your own journal and review books there. So I started making one and my therapist thinks it is a good idea to get me back to something I have loved since childhood. So 2023 will be me returning to reading.

[Sarah]

Agatha Christie twelve new mysteries (marple)

[Jane]

I just finished Faithful Place by Tana French - it was excellent. This morning I placed holds on two books at my local library - The Marriage Portrait by Maggie O'Farrell and When We Were Young, by Susan Meisner and two other authors.

[bre]

Forever, Interrupted

[Reading]

Magic Lessons by Alice Hoffman

[Christine]

[Sarah]

The yellow bird sings Jennifer rosner

[Deena]

Sarah wrote: "The beekeeper of Aleppo by Christi lefter"

What do you think - I heard this was really great

[Deena]

I'm reading At the Water's Edge by Sara Gruen - she wrote Water for Elephants which was great - this book is interesting, thought it lost me there toward the middle, but steam is picking up as I get closer to the end and think it will end up being really good - anyone else read this and had the same experience?

[Dee]

Currently: Verity by Colleen Hoover

[Meshel]

Dee wrote: "Currently: Verity by Colleen Hoover"

soooo good.

[Joan]

Michele wrote: "Dee wrote: "Currently: Verity by Colleen Hoover"

soooo good."

I know, I know...I'm the only person who absolutely HATED this book. I gave it one star and wrote this rating:

This book was really not my cup of tea. It was way too graphic and unnecessarily gory and loaded with gratuitous sex. Yes, there was a plot full of mystery and suspense but I pretty much had that part figured out early on. This is the first book I've read by the wildly popular author Colleen Hoover and although the reviews of this book claim it is quite different than her usual stories I'm just not sure if I want to read any of her other books.

[Sarah]

The last story of Mina lee by Nancy jooyoun Kim

[Val]

Just finished The Resort by Sarah GoodwinSarah Goodwin
A fantastic 5* read, perfect to snuggle up with on a cold winter's night

https://www.goodreads.com/review/show...

[Brenda]

I am reading "The Godmothers" by Camille Aubrey.

[Christine]

I’m reading a book called The Rag and Bone Shop by Robert Cormier

[Cicilie (cilleleser)]

I’m reading Beach Read by Emily Henry, finally in translated into Norwegian (my motherlanguage) 😃

[Aria]

Yesterday I finished reading A Tale of Two Cities by Dickens, and that ending with that last quote was so gooood that I cried.

Now, I am finishing Ven by Jane Teller and the writing style is so refreshing that is making me love her even more ❣️

[camiii]

Half way through Just Kids by Patti Smith⭐️

[Sami]

halfway through ""beautiful world where are you " and " a little life "

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Firefly Lane by Kristin Hannah

[Sarah]

The ghost and the haunted portrait by Cleo coyle

[Robin]

Pleading Out by Dan Canon

[Christine]

I’m reading a book called Emergency Room by Caroline B. Cooney

[Tara]

Dark Matter by Blake Crouch

[Paige]

Untamed by Glennon Doyle

[Sarah]

Mad money by Jodi picoult and Jennifer Finney boylan

[Susan]

Reading the Biloxi Boys. I am having a hard time getting in to it! Should I continue?? About half way through!!

[Carrie]

Just finished .

Highly recommended!

[Danielle]

Pretty Girls by Karin Slaughter

[Bárbara]

Regretting You by Colleen Hoover

[Linda kelly]

miriam Margolis

[Bernard]

As an archaeologist, Byzantinist and a historian, I tend to read a lot of nonfiction based around my own research. But I'm currently reading the film script Pulp Fiction by Quentin Tarantino. I found that reading published film scripts can add new dimensions to the films I watch. However, these days I am more into writing novels than reading them.
As a writer from Northern Ireland, I wanted to take my research to a new audience and the result is my new novel, a thriller, Nazareth Quest, which received a very good review in the November issue of Mensa Magazine. It is currently available to read on Kindle Unlimited, or to buy from only $9.99.
Nazareth Quest is a tense thriller set in Israel. I think it combines the best of the CSI (Crime Scene Investigation) franchise together with archaeology.
https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B0B92V9VYF
Also, some nonfiction that might appeal. My two The Man From Mensa volumes offer a history of the high-IQ society not freely available to outsiders, albeit the focus is primarily upon British Mensa, which was founded in Oxford during 1946. In May 2023 Irish Mensa will be celebrating its 50th anniversary.
---, The man from MENSA - 1 of 600: Mensa research (Charleston, 2016).
https://www.amazon.com/dp/1535307269
--- , The man from MENSA - 1 of the 600: Politics 1990-1995 (Charleston, 2016).
https://www.amazon.com/dp/1535324376
And, if you are into higher education, history, archaeology, Ireland and/or the Byzantine Empire the you might like these:
--- , Ratio analysis of financial KPI in the Higher Education sector: a case study (Belfast, 2018).
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B09MB99NWP
---, Early Byzantine Ireland: a survey of the archaeological evidence (Belfast, 2021).
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B09MG1YZ8W
---, Navan Fort, Ireland: archaeological and palaeoecological analysis (Belfast, 2021).
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B09MYXX9GM

[Imy]

Grace and Glory by Jennifer Armentrout

[Veronica]

Project Hail Mary, Winter Garden, Agile Practice, Beautiful World Where Are You, Palace Papers and I finished You're All Just Jealous of My Jetpack.

[Anne]

Silent Cry by Jenny O'Brien

[Jasmine]

Just finished ‘It Ends With Us’ (wow!!) and now reading ‘The Silent Patient’. Based on the beginning, I think it’s going to be such a good read 🙈