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[Kaye]

Reading

[Melodie]

Just starting

[Debra]

Just read and enjoyed The Night Circus

[Stephanie]

Finally reading as a buddy read in one of the groups I moderate. It has been on my TBR for a long time, and I really like it so far. I was reading it in trade paperback, but the version I have is FREAKISHLY heavy, so I switched to ePub!

[Chrystle]

I just finished The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo. I didn't like the violence against women and animals - this is a big reason why I like the comfort of cozies - but the writing was terrific. Not sure if I'll see the movie or not...

[Karen M]

I'm just a bit more than a third of the through Driving Force and enjoying it. I'm about to start a fun read The Vampire Relationship Guide: Meeting & Mating.

[Kaye]

Still slogging through and started reading which I am enjoying thoroughly!

[Jackie]

Kari wrote: "I am reading The Forgotten Garden and I really am enjoying it. I wish I had more time to read it."

I just finished and loved it. Great story and very well written.

[Kouk]

Debra wrote: "Just read and enjoyed The Night Circus "

I ordered this one at the library.
It sounds very interesting!

[Karen M]

Don't anyone laugh but just for fun I am reading The Vampire Relationship Guide: Meeting & Mating. LOL, okay you can laugh!

[Linda]

I've just started reading a psychological tale of suspense titled . Liking it very much so far, but need to get further into it.

[Ellen]

I'm reading a book about spirituality and the bible, and a bleakly beautiful book, .

[[deleted user]]

I'm going to start Love Finds You in Homestead, Iowa this evening.

[Donna]

I'm almost finished reading Mr. Darcy's Bite . I'm enjoying it.

[Erin L]

I haven't read many cozies at all lately. Over the holidays I followed up Anansi Boys with Neverwhere to catch up on my Neil Gaiman reading. Only one left on that TBR pile. I like his writing, but some of these books take a bit to get into.

In keeping with the fantasy genre, I then read Changes which had such a jaw dropping conclusion I had to borrow Ghost Story from the library. I mean, you can't just END a book that way! I am really enjoying Ghost Story and I'm sad I'll have to wait a bit for the next book.

[Melodie]

Erin wrote: "I haven't read many cozies at all lately. Over the holidays I followed up Anansi Boys with Neverwhere to catch up on my Neil Gaiman reading. Only one left on that TBR pil..."

CHANGES really was a game changer, wasn't it?? And GHOST STORY was, too.

[Erin L]

Changes was definitely full of changes. I loved it. Ghost story is good too, but not quite as packed full of action and adrenaline as the other books in the series. Not done yet, but I'm pretty sure I know what's going to happen.

[Melodie]

Erin wrote: "Changes was definitely full of changes. I loved it. Ghost story is good too, but not quite as packed full of action and adrenaline as the other books in the series. Not done yet, but I'm pretty ..."

I liked the introspective & soul-searching Harry in GHOST STORY. I was pretty sure what was going to happen in it, but I got a twist on what I was expecting!

[Erin L]

Huge twist when I found out whodunnit.

[Karen M]

Started Paradise Valley by W. Dale Cramer. I thought it would a typical Amish story but this one is about a family who relocate to Mexico from Ohio so they can raise their children without interference from the State government.

[Kaye]

Karen M wrote: "Started Paradise Valley by W. Dale Cramer. I thought it would a typical Amish story but this one is about a family who relocate to Mexico from Ohio so they can raise ..."

How do you like it so far?

[[deleted user]]

Currently reading House of Secrets by Ramona Richards.

[Melodie]

Finally finished . A time consuming read, but totally worth it!

[Catherine]

Melodie wrote: "Finally finished . A time consuming read, but totally worth it!"

I just started that a couple of days ago and am completely hooked!

[Lady Domino]

One of my all time favorite authors is Barbara Erskine.

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I need to hit the book store so I dug through some books I bought at the last sale the library had of used books. I'm reading an oldie (and so far, a goodie) that's more romantic suspense, Wicked Widow.

[Karen M]

I love mysteries and thrillers and classics but lately I'm reading lighter books:

Paradise Valley and A Home For Christmas

Both nice and it's hard to decide which one to read.

[Heather L , Cozy Mysteries Moderator]

Getting ready to start A Tale of Two Cities by Charles Dickens for another group here at GR.

[[deleted user]]

Going to start Love Finds You in Liberty, Indiana by Melanie Dobson later today.

[Karen M]

I am about 1/3 of the way into On Berryhill Road which was a free Kindle download. So far it's a nice story and I can see where it going but it's interesting enough that I want to know how the story goes. Maybe I'll be surprised.

[Ann]

Right now I'm reading , and I'm really enjoying it, especially the humor.

[Melodie]

Just starting . This series rarely disappoints me.

[Debra]

-- a bit of a change from a mystery, but maybe not?

[Kaye]

Will be starting today

[Karen M]

Started another light read today House of Cards.

[Donna]

I read The Forgotten Room - A Sequel to Frances Hodgson Burnett's 'The Secret Garden' on my Kindle. It was an enjoyable sequel, but I was bothered by some typos in the text.

[Melissa]

Im reading Love Finds You in Snowball, Arkansas by Sandra D. Bricker
and Forbidden Falls by Robyn Carr, both are very interesting stories!

[Erin L]

is waiting for me. I've been putting it off for awhile.

[Susan]

I just started The Darkening Field by William Ryan. It is really good so far.

[Robin]

It seems that I am amassing all the mystery reads that I can possibly read right now, I like to mix it up and just read travel books, and regular fiction books now and again. See what this group has started! LOL

[Karen M]

Started The Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Pie Society last night. I have read almost half the book and I'm also reading two other books at the same time so you can tell I have fallen in love with this book. It reminds me (the way it's written) of Daddy Long Legs and my favorite, 84, Charing Cross Road. Makes me want to read both of these again.

[Heather L , Cozy Mysteries Moderator]

Karen: I read "Guernsey" a few years ago, when it first came out, and loved it. It's one of those books that sticks with you.

[Lisa]

I can understand that I loved that one as well!! Enjoy!

[Sandra]

Karen M wrote: "Started The Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Pie Society last night. I have read almost half the book and I'm also reading two other books at the same time so you can tell I have f..."

84, Charing Cross Road was a lovely story and it made a good film too.

[Lisa]

Sandra wrote: "Karen M wrote: "Started The Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Pie Society last night. I have read almost half the book and I'm also reading two other books at the same time so you c..."

Thanks for the suggestion, will try that one as well.

[Karen M]

Lisa wrote: "Sandra wrote: "Karen M wrote: "Started The Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Pie Society last night. I have read almost half the book and I'm also reading two other books at the sam..."

Glad we could convince you to try 84, Charing Cross Road, you'll like it!

[Kaye]

Reading ( kind of gritty in places)and for a little lighter read.

[Jennifer]

I finished the last batch of simultaneous books yesterday and have started a slew more (one in the car, one on the iPod to listen to while getting ready for work, a few on the kindle, and one "real" book to read and donate to clear shelf space.
Murder by Mocha
Why Shoot a Butler?
Fellow Travelers
Tripwire
The Red Queen
Evergreen Gallant

[Karen M]

I'm reading a novella Signs and Wonders, interesting little book. Faith healer who believes herself a fake or is she?

[Kaye]

Started reading and am totally hooked.