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Finally finished reading
Delirious by Daniel Palmer2015 Ultimate Challenge 40/52
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Ramla Zareen wrote: "Recently read Nora Roberts' Bride Quartet series:
Book 1:
(My Rating: 4 STARS*)
Book 2:
(My Rating: 3 STARS*)"
One of my favorite Nora series. Glad you enjoyed it!
Book 1:
(My Rating: 4 STARS*)Book 2:
(My Rating: 3 STARS*)"One of my favorite Nora series. Glad you enjoyed it!
Just finished reading
The Devil and Miss Prym by Paulo Coelho1001 Books to Read Before You Die #49
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Melissa wrote: "Just starting Etiquette & Espionage
."I love that series and anything else by Gail Carriger
I've been listening to the memoir by Ingrid Betancourt, Even Silence Has an End: My Six Years of Captivity in the Colombian Jungle. Harrowing, with shining moments of humanity in the jungles of Colombia.
Gary wrote: "Melissa wrote: "Just starting Etiquette & Espionage
."I love that series and anything else by Gail Carriger"
I just added it to my Wish List. It sounds interesting!
Kathy wrote: "Gary wrote: "Melissa wrote: "Just starting Etiquette & Espionage
."I love that series and anything else by Gail Carriger"
I just added i..."
It was very interesting, I really enjoyed it and can't wait to read the others!
Just starting The Professor and the Madman: A Tale of Murder, Insanity and the Making of the Oxford English Dictionary
.
Melissa wrote: "Kathy wrote: "Gary wrote: "Melissa wrote: "Just starting Etiquette & Espionage
."I love that series and anything else by Gail Carriger"
..."
Some of the characters in the series you just started also appear in The Parasol Protectorate series.
Gary wrote: "Melissa wrote: "Kathy wrote: "Gary wrote: "Melissa wrote: "Just starting Etiquette & Espionage
."I love that series and anything else by ..."
Thanks Gary, I will check that series out!
I'm starting the new year off with a 600-pager, but it is one that should read pretty fast, based on previous books in the series: The Insider by Ridley Pearson. I'm both looking forward to and dreading seeing where this final book in the series goes. This book also knocks off one of the harder criteria in the 2016 Ultimate Challenge, a book over 600 pages (total is 609).
Hello, Darkness by Sandra Brown It's been a while since I've really tried to sit down and read one of her books..The last one or two I tried, I couldn't get into right away so I set them down...I found this one and one other book by her at a thrift store, and seeing they were so "cheap" and I do like her stories over all (the ones Ive read and finished), I decided to buy them. :-)
I am currently reading The Hunger Games by Suzanne Collins and The Complete Sherlock Holmes 2 by Arthur Conan Doyle. I'm also listening to The Templar Salvation by Raymond Khoury on my commute to and from work.
Last night I finished
, a biography on the life of Donalda Cameron. I will be putting a review up today - an excellent read, inspiring subject matter.
Just started Death of a Citizen by Donald Hamilton, the first Matt Helm novel. As part of the January 2016 mini challenge
I'm reading The Flanders Panel
right now. It's been in my TBR list since 2010...I'm also listening to
on my commute.
Just finished reading
For Love or Vengeance by Caridad Piñeiro.https://www.goodreads.com/review/show...
meh.
Just finished Death of a Citizen by Donald Hamilton the first of the Matt Helm series. Matt is the American version of James Bond, paid by the government to kill peoplè that need killing, like Soviet agents.Lots of backstory in this first book in the series. I don't know how I missed this series when I was younger, maybe it was the silly Dean Martin movies that borrowed the character name and the book titles.
I'm reading Roses Are Difficult Here
for the Ultimate challenge (book set in my home province). There aren't a lot of books set in Alberta so I went with a classic.
Now reading Fer-de-Lance by Rex Stout the first in the Nero Wolfe series. I'm reading it as part of the January mini-challenge.
I finally finished my interlibrary loan last night! It's now a day late, so I hope I don't owe too much of a fine.
Money: A Suicide Note by Martin Amishttps://www.goodreads.com/review/show...
Just finished my book pals book:
The Sound of Glass by Karen White. This book drove me to my Kleenex box. I estimate it as 6-12 kleenex book. I had the audiobook and the different narrators are exceptional.
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I am reading
for another challenge and
to try and get some books off my bookshelf.I am enjoying both.
Brave New World
and Around the World in 80 Days
both are for the Ultimate challenge (classic from the 20th century and book that's over 100 years older than I am). Both are fascinating.
OH! And for the Jan mini challenge, I'm reading The Flanders Panel
. Which is a mystery,but not a cozy mystery.
Erin wrote: "OH! And for the Jan mini challenge, I'm reading The Flanders Panel
. Which is a mystery,but not a cozy mystery."
Yes, "La tabla de Flandes" is not a cozy mystery at all, but it is a very good book (I read it a looooot of time ago, when Pérez Reverte was not a well-known writer).
. Which is a mystery,but not a cozy mystery."Yes, "La tabla de Flandes" is not a cozy mystery at all, but it is a very good book (I read it a looooot of time ago, when Pérez Reverte was not a well-known writer).
Marisa wrote: "Erin wrote: "OH! And for the Jan mini challenge, I'm reading The Flanders Panel
. Which is a mystery,but not a cozy mystery."Yes, "La tabla de Flan..."
It's been on my TBR list forever and I finally got around to it. I didn't realize he was a well-known writer, but I can see why.
Just finished reading
Martin Eden by Jack London. A classic from 1909 which counts against my 1001 Books to Read Before You Die challenge.https://www.goodreads.com/review/show...
Erin wrote: "Started my next audiobook - Stories I Only Tell My Friends
. Very interesting so far."Loved that on audiobook. It was a nice surprise.
Finished The Insider by Ridley Pearson, and am now almost done with The BFG by Roald Dahl, another book that counts towards multiple challenges.
I started reading
The Secret Chord by Geraldine Brooks yesterday.Historical fiction about King David of Israel
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