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[Tracey]

I've just finished a marathon read of Nick Petrie "Peter Ash" series. If you like Jack Reacher by Lee Child you will like this.

Read Jo Nesbos latest "Harry Hole" and from the ending, there is going to be another.

Also read The Cane by Mary Jo Cuskelly. A great read, (did listen to part as audio but I've decided audio is not really my cup of tea). Set in northern Australian cane fields it is also an insight in to cane and small town living and thinking in that era (though some towns I have been in haven't moved much past the 1970's). Recommend.

Horse by Geraldine Brooks - this is a great story and also gave insight in to the American past, but how little has changed in many ways!! Didn't like the ending, but thought it was well done and fit right in with the message of the book.

[Sarah]

The ruins by Scott smith

[Emily]

The Hotel Nantucket by Elin Hilderbrand

[Brenda]

Finished Killers of a Certain Age today. The author did a wonderful job with this book!

[Brooke]

I’m currently reading a new book by Jeneva Rose called “You Shouldn’t Have Come Here”. I’m loving it so far!

[Sarah]

The paper caper by Kate Carlisle

[Sarah]

Whispers at dusk by heather graham

[Aubrie]

I am still reading THE LANGUAGE OF KIN by Lynne Hugo. The connections she is making with and about language is amazing. How we communicate with each other when words, spoken words, are not an option. How we communicate across species - with a reminder that primates (and I think by extension all animals) are sentient beings. It is a powerful, enjoyable read.

[Sarah]

Tomorrows promise by Sandra brown

[Sarah]

The turn of the key, the woman in cabin 10, and in a dark dark wood by Ruth ware

[Samantha]

currently reading: Daisy Darker

[Sarah]

The girls by Emma cline

[Belinda]

Cutting For Stone by Abraham Verghese

[Comic Queen 👑]

Just started Nocticadia after seeing so many reviews about it. 😀🤩

[Christine]

I’m reading a book called Let It Snow by Nancy Thayer

[Linda]

Reading The Snowman by Jo Nesbo

[Sarah]

One, two, buckle my shoe by Agatha Christie

[Sarah]

Murder is a must by Mary wingate

[Kacey]

The Obsession Nora Roberts

[Katherine]

currently reading Identity by Nora Roberts

[James]

Hello My name is James Hansen and I just finished and published my first thrilling short story. It’s called “Dark Dinner” and I would love to have the group read it.

[Sarah]

The Mammoth Book of Best British Mysteries By maxim jakubowski

[Mel]

Stars collide - Rachel Lacey

[Brenda]

Finished in the wee hours of this morning: Welcome to Beach Town by Susan Wiggs.

[Sarah]

Women and children first by gill Paul

[Roxanna]

The Viscount Who loved me - reading it for a bookclub

[Deborah]

In my skin by Kate Holden

[Emily *No longer active*]

'The Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Pie Society' by Mary Ann Shaffer & Annie Barrows

[Janice]

Every summer after by Carley Fortune

[Christine]

I’m reading a book called The Summer That Made Us: A Novel by Robyn Carr

[Sarah]

Hercule poirots Christmas by Agatha Christie

[Sarah]

Disappearance at Devils rock by Paul tremblay

[ali (hiatus)]

just finished yellowface, didn’t expect it to be so horror-y at the end but i really enjoyed it! now waiting to read “the maid” by nita prose for a book club

[Joan]

Ali Garcia wrote: "just finished yellowface, didn’t expect it to be so horror-y at the end but i really enjoyed it! now waiting to read “the maid” by nita prose for a book club"

I enjoyed this story but didn't find the ending satisfying or conclusive. That brought it down from 4 to 3 stars for me. I did enjoy reading about the frustrations and complications of the process of an author publishing a book.

I read The Maid some time ago and gave it 5 stars. My review: I thoroughly enjoyed the book -- especially trying to sort out the facts due to the quirky version told by Molly The Maid.

[Sarah]

The last time I lied by Riley sager

[Comic Queen 👑]

I keep reading through all my To Reads but currently on Haunted: Possession by Lee Mountford. This whole series is just so much fun and spooky!!

[Janice]

Into The Water by Paula Hawkins

[Sarah]

My fair temptress by Christina dodds

[Sarah]

The inn by William Paterson

[Sarah]

Meant to be by Emily giffin

[Sarah]

Meant to be by Emily giffin

[Brooke]

I’m currently reading Sarah Pekkanen’s new book Gone Tonight and I loveee it! I’m 71% done and I’m thinking this will end up being a 5 star read overall

[Sarah]

Aura of night by heather graham

[Frenzi]

I'm currently reading A Grand Old Time :)

[Heidi]

Just finished Hello Beautiful by Ann Napolitano and am now starting The Perfumist of Paris by Alka Joshi

[Christine]

I’m reading a book called The Boardwalk Bookshop by Susan Mallery

[Haley]

I am currently rereading A Light in the Flame by Jennifer L. Armentrout, for the 3rd time! A Light in the Flame

[William]

Why I Hate & Love Pickleball And How You Will Too
Hi. I would like to introduce myself. I wrote "Why I Hate & Love Pickleball" which is about pickleball but really about becoming a better version of yourself as told through intimate stories of everyday people. Most non-fiction books bore me, so I allowed the emotions to drip off the page.

It is a love letter to the sport of pickleball, athletes, and all of us who have courage.

[Tasha]

Proverbs, Catching Fire, Horns and Wrinkles and Murder at the Merton Library.

[Debbie]

I just started Cilka's Journey