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Feb 27, 2012 06:31AM

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I think Calling of the Grave is his best yet Lorraine, I flew through it. Simon Beckett gets better with every book.


I read one of the ones I got free from Amazon yesterday and loved it - I think the author is a member here? Panic Button by Frazer Lee.
Now reading Andrew Marr's The Diamond Queen - I'm not a particularly strong royalist, or republican come to that, I'm just a nosy bu**er lol
Now reading Andrew Marr's The Diamond Queen - I'm not a particularly strong royalist, or republican come to that, I'm just a nosy bu**er lol

I got the Diamond Queen too Katie, not read it yet but would love to know what you think of it.
Really liking it Anita... I was never any good at History at school but now love reading about it - fact or fiction - my favourite Dickens book is A Tale of Two Cities and numbering among the books I will never throw out, even though I intend to get them on Kindle eventually, are Philippa Gregory's Tudor Court novels (The Other Boleyn Girl etc)
I've just read Mel's A Twist in the Tale which I enjoyed. Didn't take me long to read them! I was caught out by most of the twists except one.
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As long as you can read certain parts without visualizing what you are reading too much, it was a very engrossing book - i had to tear myself away from it last night. Very emotional as well.
Now got I, ALex Cross, the last of the ones i own to read.

Enjoying UC very much and will continue on with DW
I really have to sort my To Be Read books out. There are so many getting missed.


Much better start than the first in this series. I am enjoying it a lot.
Dipping in and out of Snowtear
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Hope you enjoy it when you get round to it Pat. Thanks for downloading ;-)
I read Spine Slaughter yesterday - ewwwww!
Now I'm nearly half way through The Time Hunters and loving it! It's been on my kindle for ages, should have read it long ago!!
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Now I'm nearly half way through The Time Hunters and loving it! It's been on my kindle for ages, should have read it long ago!!
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Now I'm nearly half way through The Time Hunters and loving it! It's been on my kindle for ages, should have read it long ..."
Same reaction to Spine Slaughter!

Just starting Only the Innocent (am I the last person to read this?!)


Pleased to hear you are enjoying it Katie, another high on the tbr list! I am pleased you are ejoying reading history books. I always enjoyed history but when I was at school (a very long time ago) the text books were very hard going indeed. Now there are so many great authors that have made history enjoyable & very readable.

Glad you enjoyed it, Jane :)


Just started

Vampire, Ghosts and God. Loved the vampire novel shame it's part of a series. On to the Ghost story now.
I've just finished The Time Hunters and absolutely loved it! I'll get the next in the series but won't read it straight away. I'm catching up with some of the books which have been on my kindle for a while but are also "our" authors to help with my challenge. So now I'm reading The Oxwagon List which is the only Mary Fitzgerald novel which I haven't read yet!
At least there are some benefits to being poorly - I'm getting on well with my TBR list and also catching up here a bit!!
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At least there are some benefits to being poorly - I'm getting on well with my TBR list and also catching up here a bit!!
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I've finished reading The Oxwagon List which was very good. Now I'm dipping in and out of two books - Tales From the Glades of Ballymore, which is a very pleasant read, and Yes Sister, No Sister: My Life as a Trainee Nurse in 1950s Yorkshire, which I'm finding very interesting. I'm looking forward to finding out what the group reads are this month.
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I saw a poster for the movie in the cinema on Tuesday!! It's out this month I cant wait to see it I have 23rd in my head but that could be from something else

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