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[Manoranjan]

Manoranjan GhoshalThe Cold War Between USA and China: The Battle for Global Supremacy in Trade, Technology, and Military Power

[Sarah]

Brutal prince by Sophie lark

[Christine]

I finished my book called What Lies Between Us by John Marrs

[Tommy]

Dru and the Centaur

[Sarah]

Savage lover by Sophie lark

[Sarah]

Les miserables and the hunch back of Notre damn by victor Hugo

[Gabrielle]

The Ex. by Fredda McFadden. It was a good read.

[Sarah]

The last restaurant in Paris by lily graham

[Noilla]

Us against you by Fredrik Backman - I love the series!

[Sarah]

Ancient Sorceries: a collection of stories By Algernon Blackwood

[Margaret]

The Secret Diary of Hendrik Groen 83 1/4 years old

[Tommy]

Dru and the centaur

[Sarah]

A murder made in Paris by Matthew Blake

[Christine]

I finished my book called I Am Watching You by Teresa Driscoll

[Sarah]

The haunting of Moscow house By Olesya Salnikova Gilmore

[Sarah]

Her soul to take by Harley Laroux

[Sarah]

Murder at gulls nest By Jess Kidd

[Andrea]

The last book I read was You Were Gone by Tim Weaver. This is from an excellent and exciting series featuring Missing Person Investigator, David Raker. It was a really thrilling read.

You Were Gone by Tim Weaver

[Sarah]

Blue bloods (book 1) by Melissa de la Cruz

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

⭐⭐⭐⭐.4 for this sweeping story of family, love, resilience and survival set during the Japanese occupation of Hong Kong in WWII. When Sleeping Women Wake by Emma Pei Yin https://www.goodreads.com/review/show...

[Sarah]

Silas marner By George Eliot

[Ishleen]

From 'I Do' to 'Us Three' - a tale of love and little feet

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0FDRXJ6SN

[Christine]

I finished my book called Watching You by Lisa Jewell

[KRISTY]

"Apeirogon" by Colum McCann - wasn't planned but the timing is impeccable.

[Pushpita]

just finished with The Berlin girl

[Sarah]

Short stories by Edith Wharton

[Sarah]

The reaper follows by heather graham

[Katie]

The Things We Cannot Say -Kelly Rimmer

[Sarah]

A perfect death by Kate Ellis

[Sarah]

Campfire ghost stories the haunting tales By Geordie telfer

[Christine]

I finished my book called Everything I Never Told You by Celeste Ng

[Eve]

Just finished Alex Aster Summer in the city -
Sadly, it was my first “Hate read”. Hated reading it but kept reading to see if it’d get any better.
It didn’t’ 😅

[Sarah]

Campfire stories of western Canada by Barbara smith

[Brandy]

Sophie Was Here by Kathryn Croft

[Evie]

What Happened To Anabel Taylor by Jennifer Shay Carta

I listened to it - SO good!!!!! Highly recommend this audiobook!

What Happened To Anabel Taylor

[Eric]

Throne of Glass by Sarah J Maas and wow, I have thoughts.

First off, I didn’t expect to enjoy this as much as I did. I went in thinking it was going to be a typical YA fantasy with an assassin who's secretly soft-hearted, and while there’s a bit of that, Celaena Sardothien completely took me by surprise. She’s vain, arrogant, bookish, and brutally competent — and somehow, it works? I found myself weirdly invested in a character who can shift from obsessing over dresses to literally snapping necks.

The story starts with a competition to become the King’s Champion — basically a fight-to-the-death audition among criminals and killers. But what kept me hooked wasn’t just the action, it was the world-building peeking in around the edges: a kingdom where magic has mysteriously vanished, creepy Wyrdmarks appearing in dark corners, and a deeper plot slowly unraveling.

Now, is it perfect? No. The love triangle felt a bit predictable at times, and I think the first book leans more toward setup than payoff — but there’s enough intrigue and tension to keep the pages turning. Also, Sarah J. Maas has a knack for laying foundations that she builds on big time later in the series (which, yes, I’ve already started).

If you're into badass female protagonists, slow-burn world-building, and a little bit of court drama sprinkled with sword fights and mystery — Throne of Glass is definitely worth picking up.

Can’t wait to see how much darker and more complex the story gets from here. I’ve been warned that things really escalate in book 3…

[Sarah]

The queen of the south by Arturo Perez reverte

[Brenda]

If you are in the mood for a "cute" romance, give Wild Eyes a try.

[Sarah]

Homecoming by Yaa gyasi

[Ellie]

Yours Truly by Abby Jimenez
Such a great book!!

[Robert]

Beyond the Trailer Park, A memoir about struggle and overcoming the person you were to built the life of your dreams. its a good book and I'm happy to have written it. I am currently reading it to my wife nightly.

[Sarah]

The talisman by Stephen king and Peter straub

[Sarah]

The talisman by Stephen king and Peter straub

[Sebrina]

Ghostwriter by Julie Clark

[Kayla]

I just finished Rose In Chains by Julie Soto! So good!

[Lisa Schefler]

I currently am in the middle of two biographies. barack obama and Nancy pelosi

[Sarah]

On mystic lake by Kristin Hannah

[Sandra]

Currently reading the bread the devil knead

And I’m hooked

[Andrea]

Just finished reading No One Home by Tim Weaver

Currently reading The Daughter by T.M. Logan

[Sarah]

The strawberry patch pancake house by Laurie Gilmore