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[Linda]

I've just started The Potters Field by Andrea Camillieri. I think this is book 13 of the Inspector Montalbano series.I have enjoyed this series set in Sicily,with it's strong sense of place,foodie details,quirky characters and a touch of humour.
The TV series shown recently in the UK was enjoyable,unlike the Aurelio Zen series shown about a year ago.

[Ava Catherine]

Just finished Gone Girl Gillian Flynn and I really like the book. It has so many twists and turns that I did not see coming (and that is unusual for me). I love the way the author weaves the characters' psychological traits into the plot. This one is a winner.

[Val]

I recently read Turn of Mind by Alice LaPlante (http://www.goodreads.com/book/show/96...). It is excellent. An woman with dementia is accused of murdering her best friend.

[Marilyn]

Connie wrote: "Just finished Gone GirlGillian Flynn and I really like the book. It has so many twists and turns that I did not see coming (and that is unusual for me). I love the way the auth..."
sounds good Connie, will pick up thanks

[Jennifer]

Tay wrote: "Jennifer wrote: "Since my last update:

Finished:

Worth Dying For, 61 Hours and Persuader, all by Lee Child. On a Reacher rol..."

Of Lee Child, I really liked The Enemy probably the best, although I've liked all of them and haven't read a bad book by him. I'm interested to see what happens when he finally gets back to Virginia after 61 hours-- he managed not to make it back through one additional book so far!

[Jennifer]

Alex wrote: "Jennifer wrote: "Since my last update:

Finished:

Worth Dying For, 61 Hours and Persuader, all by Lee Child. On a Reacher rol..."

I think my first was Trunk Music, and I want to say it has some character relationship to Poet-- guess ill have to reread it to see if I'm right. What do you think of Mickey Haller?

[Marilyn]

Val wrote: "I recently read Turn of Mind by Alice LaPlante (http://www.goodreads.com/book/show/96...). It is excellent. An woman with dementia is accused of murdering her best friend."
hi Val,
I read a few pages of this and am hooked. What could be more scary? To not have complete hold of your facilties anc be acccused of murder. got to read aloha

[Alex]

Jennifer wrote: "Alex wrote: "Jennifer wrote: "Since my last update:

Finished:

Worth Dying For, 61 Hours and Persuader, all by Lee Child. On ..."

I like the Mickey Haller series so far. Very different character to Harry Bosch which is not a bad thing.

[Curlyhair]

Just started a Good easy read James Patterson book - 10th Anniversary

[Malina]

Val wrote: "I recently read Turn of Mind by Alice LaPlante

This was such an emtionally driven book, I really enjoyed reading it, so different from other books I have read.

[Val]

Malina wrote: "Val wrote: "I recently read Turn of Mind by Alice LaPlante

This was such an emtionally driven book, I really enjoyed reading it, so different from other books I have read."

Yes, it was excellent.

[Marilyn]

picking it up today Malina and Val sounds right up my alley thanks

[Val]

Marilyn wrote: "picking it up today Malina and Val sounds right up my alley thanks"


let us know what you think

[Jennifer]

Tay wrote: "Jennifer wrote: "Since my last update:

Finished:

Worth Dying For, 61 Hours and Persuader, all by Lee Child. On a Reacher rol..."

I'm about two-thirds through it and really hooked.

[Julie]

OK, I have fastened my seat belt. I am about to start

[Gatorman]

Rachel wrote: "Connie wrote: "I just finished Grant Jerkins. It is a tightly written novel of suspense with several surprising twists that I did not see coming at the end.

Rachel, ..."

Gone Girl was excellent.

[Rob]

Just read
here is my not so happy review!
http://www.goodreads.com/review/show/...

[Bill]

I just finished which was very disappointing and am about to start , a Henry Gamadge mystery, by Elizabeth Daly.

[Donna, Co-Moderator]

I'm listening to The Eagle Catcher by Margaret Coel. I am a long time fan of Tony Hillerman and several people recommended Coel's Wind River Reservation mysteries. So far so good.

[Jan C]

Donna wrote: "I'm listening to The Eagle Catcher by Margaret Coel. I am a long time fan of Tony Hillerman and several people recommended Coel's Wind River Reservation mysteries. So far so good."

I've read a couple of her books but sometimes she gets a little preachy. But on the whole I've enjoyed them.

[Donna, Co-Moderator]

The Eagle Catcher is the first in the series so there seems to be a good bit of explaining going on, traditions, history, etc. The mystery is decent, Who killed Harvey and why, and I know nothing about the Arapaho so I'm finding it quite interesting so far.

[Rob]

Finally finished "the brass Verdict",, by Michael Connelly. It kept my attention the whole time. Good ending and nice wrap up. I will have to read more from this author.

[Diane S ☔]

Starting Into the Darkest Corner.

[Steffi]

finished and will continue with right away

[Cathleen]

I'm now reading The Ghosts of Belfastby Stuart Neville. It's about an IRA killer,Gerry Fegan, who served a dozen years in prison and is/has been continually haunted by the ghosts of the twelve people he murdered. Whether they are ghosts or just manifestations of his conscience isn't clear--but he's followed, watched, and plagued by them. I had some trepidation about reading this; I wasn't sure if it would be too violent and too difficult a book to read. Obviously, it's violent but the way Neville creates his characters--and the whole network of politics, social hope and unrest, skepticism, and manipulation of those less powerful--has me riveted.

[Sarah]

I'm reading the third in Martha Grimes' Emma Graham series, and also reading
, the first of his series with Estelle as the main character instead of Bill Gastner. I miss Gastner, so it's taking awhile to get into this one. But I love the Grimes' series and this one is not disappointing.

[Tawnee]

Just finished Relic. I'm currently reading Ice Cold. After that, I'm going to read Summer of Night. :)

[Erin]

Finished Divine Justice and moving on Hell's Cornernext.

[Marilyn]

I started Gaudy Night It is not an easy read at the start because of the old fashioned British English but once you start it you realize that the story is well worth it. This is my first Sayers mystery so I'm excited. Exquisite writing

[Donna, Co-Moderator]

Hi Marilyn, Lots of Dorothy Sayers fans in the group. I've really enjoyed her writing as well as the BBC production of most of the Lord Peter mysteries.

[Donna, Co-Moderator]

Cathleen wrote: "I'm now reading The Ghosts of Belfastby Stuart Neville. It's about an IRA killer,Gerry Fegan, who served a dozen years in prison and is/has been continually haunted by the ghosts of the twelve peo..."

I met Stuart Neville at a book event and he really is a very pleasant and funny guy. Such a contrast to the books he writes.

[Marilyn]

Donna wrote: "Hi Marilyn, Lots of Dorothy Sayers fans in the group. I've really enjoyed her writing as well as the BBC production of most of the Lord Peter mysteries."
Thank you Donna, I have read and reread Agatha Christie most of my life and was told Sayers was maybe even better but this is my first time with her. when really got me in the beginning of the book was when Harriet was talking about before the war, and I realized she meant the The First World War, that made me think that humans don't change that much at all Aloha

[Julie]

Anyone here read Ngaio Marsh? She's also from the Sayers /Christie era. I would like to try them out sometime. Sayers is really good. Enjoy!

[Susan]

I am reading The Dead of Winter by Rennie Airth.

[Sandra]

I'm hooked on Lisa Gardner books at the moment. I finished all of the D. D. Warren books, both stand-alones, & I'm working my way through the Rainie & Quincy books now. I loved the D. D. Warren series!

[Linda]

Stefanie wrote: "finished and will continue with right away"

I love this series as well Stefanie - waiting for book 4 to arrive at my local library on audio.

[Donna, Co-Moderator]

Julie wrote: "Anyone here read Ngaio Marsh? She's also from the Sayers /Christie era. I would like to try them out sometime. Sayers is really good. Enjoy!"

I read a few of Marsh's Roderick Alleyn mysteries and the BBC did a good series of them as well. Very good and along the lines of Christie and Sayers.

[Fiona (Titch)]

Just finished The Fifth Sister, A Paranormal Romance - Z.L. Arkadie. Now I am about to start Enchantment - Charlotte Abel.

[Bill]

Donna wrote: "Julie wrote: "Anyone here read Ngaio Marsh? She's also from the Sayers /Christie era. I would like to try them out sometime. Sayers is really good. Enjoy!"

I read a few of Marsh's Roderick All..."

I've read a few Ngaio Marsh stories as well, Julie and have enjoyed. I've also watched quite a few of the BBC series and it's excellent. You might try Elizabeth Daly as well. I've just started the first Henry Gamadge mystery and am enjoying.

[Georgia]

Just Finished for
the second time as my bookclub is meeting tommorrow to
discuss it. Liked it even better the second time. Read it about 2 years ago. Now I want to read the 3rd book in the series, but first I had promised to read Lisa Gardner's

[Aiesha]

Sandra wrote: "I'm hooked on Lisa Gardner books at the moment. I finished all of the D. D. Warren books, both stand-alones, & I'm working my way through the Rainie & Quincy books now. I loved the D. D. Warren ser..."

Oh me too!! I can't wait to read the Rainie & Qunicy books!! She's a great writer!!

[Aiesha]

Well... I've been suckered into reading Fifty Shades of Grey. I really had no intentions of reading it but a friend of mine wanted me to read it with her!! So far, it's ok. Some parts are annoying but I'm not sure what to make of it yet since it's still early in the book. I will surely write a review when I'm done. It'll have to be very good for me to read the other 2 in the trilogy!

[Anne]

Fifty Shades of Grey is all the talk at my work, hope its up to all the hype, can,t wait for your review.

[Renee]

Aiesha wrote: "Well... I've been suckered into reading Fifty Shades of Grey. I really had no intentions of reading it but a friend of mine wanted me to read it with her!! So far, it's ok. Some parts are annoying ..."

we won't judge you! (ok, we will. but only behind your back.) besides, i suspect you're not the only one. and i too look forward to your review. give me a reason to put it on my tbr!

[Gatorman]

Susan wrote: "I am reading The Dead of Winter by Rennie Airth."

Very good book and series.

[Bill]

Gatorman wrote: "Susan wrote: "I am reading The Dead of Winter by Rennie Airth."

Very good book and series."

I've enjoyed the first two in the series. Very good series.

[Linda]

Aiesha wrote: "Well... I've been suckered into reading Fifty Shades of Grey. I really had no intentions of reading it but a friend of mine wanted me to read it with her!! So far, it's ok. Some parts are annoying ..."

I'm with you Aiesha, I broke down and purchased the first book as well, I haven't read it yet and normally I don't let hype suck me in - but this time it did...... sigh..... I look forward to your review as well....

[Rachel]

currently reading Hold Tight. just started it and as usual coben is awesome!

[Marilyn]

The more I read Gaudy nightGaudy Night the more I realize people's desires and worries don't change that much in one hundred years. fascinating read. Just wish I had more time

[Diane S ☔]

Reading The Lost Artist.