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[Christine]

I finished my 77th book

[Aaron]

Just finished A Game of Flames by Klara Raskaj not bad but some minor errors

[Cecelia]

Just reread THE HORSE WHISPERER, a blockbuster bestseller (and movie) of the '90s by the recently deceased Nicholas Evans. The novel holds up! The strong characters and gripping scenes of horses in peril and in careful training (the "whispering") all speed the reader forward in a story whose human twists might be predictable, but satisfying.
I confess to new interest in this "horse" novel because my "Val and Roddy DeVere Gilded Age Series" of historical crime fiction--set in the late 1890s--requires that horses be present for the saddle and hitched to carriages, all in service to the story, starting with A GILDED DEATH, set in Newport. Now writing the 5th book, my "horse" sense is keener than ever!

[J.]

I'm reading "The Orange Yellow Diamond," by J. S Fletcher. Another Golden Age mystery - I see to be gravitating toward a lot of them lately.

[Cecelia]

J. wrote: "I'm reading "The Orange Yellow Diamond," by J. S Fletcher. Another Golden Age mystery - I see to be gravitating toward a lot of them lately."

They are alluring!
Cecelia Tichi

[Kerry]

Just finished The Uncivil, Kegan Eichelman a dystopian fantasy. Not my usual genre but I really enjoyed it.
Now reading Skellys Square by Stephen Black

[Cecelia]

Kerry wrote: "Just finished The Uncivil, Kegan Eichelman a dystopian fantasy. Not my usual genre but I really enjoyed it.
Now reading Skellys Square by Stephen Black"

Let me (us) know what you think!
cecelia Tichi

[Bella]

I'm reading The Wicked King by Holly Black :)

[Pam]

Read Where the Dead Walk by John Bowen - reviewed - https://www.goodreads.com/review/show/1641794529
and
The Saracen's Mark by S W Perry - reviewed - https://www.goodreads.com/review/show/5014299406

[J.]

A few days ago I finished Bait by Trent Pettry

[Christine]

I’m reading a book called The Best Friend: A Novel by Jessica Fellowes

[Cecelia]

Kerry wrote: "Just finished The Uncivil, Kegan Eichelman a dystopian fantasy. Not my usual genre but I really enjoyed it.
Now reading Skellys Square by Stephen Black"


Dystopic fiction sounds like a good match with today's world!
Cecelia Tichi

[Christine]

I finished my 78th book

[Cecelia]

Daunting!
Cecelia Tichi

[.*zayda*.]

Heartless by Marissa Meyer
Red queen villain origin story that was amazing :)

[Cecelia]

sounds awesome!

[MountCarmel]

The Richest Man in Babylon by Classon. This is now my favorite book.

[Christine]

I’m reading a book called How to Walk Away by Katherine Center

[Christine]

I finished my 79th book

[Bec]

I just finished "Farther Reefs", which released today. It is an anthology comprised of 10 short stories that all share a common theme. With this one it's lesbians and ocean/water is the common denominator. The first anthology of this series is "Distant Gardens" which had sentient plants and/or planets as it's common theme. Oh! And Lesbians! Both are Excellent Saphic Fantasy.

[J.]

Currently reading The Shadow Rising and find it a wonderful fantasy with depth and intrigue.

[Christine]

I’m reading a book called A Little Country Christmas by Carolyn Brown

[Christine]

I finished my 80th book

[Kristina]

I am reading An Amish Christmas at the Apple Blossom Inn by Tracy Fredrychowski and Debra Torres. This is my 300th book this year.

[Pam]

Read Crow's Cottage by John Bowen - reviewed - https://www.goodreads.com/review/show/5021693147
plus a couple of historical novels:

A Famine of Horses by P F Chisholm - reviewed - https://www.goodreads.com/review/show/2680660171
and
Death in Delft by Graham Brack - reviewed - https://www.goodreads.com/review/show/5066506670

[Bec]

Just finished Keeper of Enchanted Rooms by Charlie N. Holnberg.

and The Murder of Sleepy Hollow by Michele Pariza Wacek

[Pam]

Read book 4 in the Jackdaw series by S W Perry, The Heretic's Mark, and reviewed it - https://www.goodreads.com/review/show/5069635952

[Richard]

Hope you all will read Two If By Sea! There should be a lot more ratings and reviews on here but somehow, they all went missing and GR can't figure out where they went or how to get them back!!!! Don't let the few ratings and reviews discourage you from getting the book and having a great time reading it, as it won't disappoint you!!!! Thank you all!!!

[Bec]

Richard wrote: "Hope you all will read Two If By Sea! There should be a lot more ratings and reviews on here but somehow, they all went missing and GR can't figure out where they went or how to get them back!!!! D..."

There's no link, and there are at least 4 books with that title. I am assuming you are the author Richard McCann for this one, Two if by Sea?

[Author Tray]

I just finished
Bishop & First Lady
PIMPIN in the Pulpit
I am so excited I hit #1 two days straight. Christian Fiction
Bishop & First Lady: Pimpin' in The Pulpit https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0BHJLMCFV/...

[Richard]

Bec wrote: "Richard wrote: "Hope you all will read Two If By Sea! There should be a lot more ratings and reviews on here but somehow, they all went missing and GR can't figure out where they went or how to get..."

Yes I'm the author and here is the link
Two If by Sea: McCann, Rick: 9781892986313: Amazon.com: Books

[J.]

Currently reading:
Necropolis, by Basil Copper, a Victorian era mystery
The Witness on the Roof, by Annie Haynes, a older mystery in the
Carolyn Wells style.

[Karen]

Just finished Simon the Fiddler, a historical fiction set in Texas following the Civil War. Paulette Jiles is one of my favorite authors who not only does superb research, but writes wonderful, well-developed characters. Simon and his lady were side characters that appeared for a short time in Paulette Jiles's award-winning novel, News of the World.

[Catherine]

I'm currently reading Turncoat from The Dresden Files by Jim Butcher. My daughter's fiance drew my attention to these fantasy books, and in a month I've gone through eight of them. While I generally prefer sci fi to fantasy, these books are really good.

[Christine]

I’m reading a book called Force of Nature by Suzanne Brockmann

[Christine]

I finished my 81st book

[Pam]

Read Daughters of the Dragon by William Andrews - reviewed - https://www.goodreads.com/review/show/5076634569

[Pam]

Read Untrue till Death by Graham Brack and reviewed - https://www.goodreads.com/review/show/5081378541
and
All the Birds in the Sky by Charlie Jane Anders and reviewed it - https://www.goodreads.com/review/show/2733212566

[Christine]

I’m reading a book called Sugarplum Way by Debbie Mason

[Christine]

I finished my 82nd book

[Charity]

The Final Gambit and A Tree Grows in Brooklyn.

[Sheena]

The Curfew by T.M. Logan. Nearly at the end and still gripped.

[Ivan]

Just finished 'Exodus' by Leon Uris - not bad, and a good novel to read if you are interested in Israeli history.
Now reading 'Gladius: Life in the Roman Army' by Guy de la Bédoyère, which is a very well researched book on life in the Roman army based on real evidence rather than speculation. He goes into a lot of detail of how the legions operated around the Roman Empire.

[Christine]

I’m reading a book called That Holiday Feeling by Debbie Macomber

[Christine]

I finished my 83rd book

[Catherine]

I am reading Turncoat by John Butcher. It's part of the Dresden files. It's a fantasy novel about a wizard who is a P.I. in Chircargo. Harry has a half broither who is a white Vampire - they don't suck blood - a dog who is bigger than a Newfoundland that is a temple dog - they can spot spiratual activity and even kill ghouls etc, and a skull called Bob who helps him with spells. His friends include Karan Murphy, a chicargo cop, fully human, John who's a carrier of the sword of God, and Billy the wolf who's human most of the time. It's light entertainment for people who like both the detective and fantasy genres.

[J.]

I just finished "The Witness on the Roof", a Golden Age mystery by a little known author Annie Haynes. Now I'm reading "The Joss: A Reversion," by Richard Marsh, a Victorian/Edwardian thriller writer.

[Bec]

I just finished and reviewed the upcoming release of Gail Meath's fourth book in her Jax Diamond Mysteries, "Two of a Kind".

These are fun cozy mysteries that I hope some of you will check out. There are arc copies for Two of a Kind on Booksirens that went up just today!

[Bec]

Catherine wrote: "I am reading Turncoat by John Butcher. It's part of the Dresden files. It's a fantasy novel about a wizard who is a P.I. in Chircargo. Harry has a half broither who is a white Vampire - they don't ..."

I have read that series and it's great! I'm sure you'll enjoy it,

[Kerry]

Just finished reading, The Christmas Bookshop by Jenny Colgan. I loved it. You can check my review out against the book. I tend to get into the festive season this time of the year and dedicate my reading time to Christmas related stories and romcoms. I don't do dark, heavy or thrillers this time of year. I will write them which is weird but not read them.