July Reading Prompt: A BOOK THAT BEGINS WITH THE FIRST LETTER IN YOUR NAME

[Emily]

I'm reading 'His Bloody Project' - lacked in books beginning with E so went with my last name - if anyone could recommend me any goodens beginning with E (apart from Eleanor Oliphant is Completely Fine as I've read that!) I would be very grateful! :-)

[BeccaJBooks]

Emily - Edge of Darkness is amazing! Karen Rose is a wonderful writer, can't recommend enough!

[Emily]

Perfect thank you! Will try squeeze it in before July is over!!

[BeccaJBooks]

It's in a series, but personally I don't think you need to read them in order. I think it is fourth. There is another of Karen Rose's books called Every Dark Corner which is also fantastic. Again, it is I think third in a series.

[Candice]

Just finished another book.... The Perfect Girl by Gilly MacMillan. Hard read but a good one. Review coming soon

[BeccaJBooks]

Oh no, I've had to stop reading my July read Breaking Creed because it has spoilers from another series that runs concurrent to this one, which I haven't got far enough through yet!!! <-- make sense??! :/

Back to the other series I go!

[Lindsey]

I just realized I read two “L” books this month: The Last Time I Lied and Let Me Lie

[Stacey]

I finished The Family Tabor 4 stars

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

[Lynne]

This month I read Lying in Wait and Life After Life. I think Lying in Wait was much more my speed. Any one else read Life After Life? Curious on thoughts and views.

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

Sandy *The world could end while I was reading and I would never notice* wrote: "I have The Fifth to Die coming up. Fay is my middle name. . . 😎"

Finished, here is the link to my review https://www.goodreads.com/review/show...

[L Y N N]

The Long Shadow of Small Ghosts: Murder and Memory in an American City by Laura Tillman.
(http://books-n-music.blogspot.com/201...) I really appreciated the depiction of families falling through the cracks for social/financial support and what tragedies can result... Originally read for the Social Justice Book Club.