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[Shaun]

Patti (A Fine Pear) wrote: "I'm not sure if I want to crack on with Seventh Son

http://www.amazon.co.uk/Seventh-Son-N...

As I've already st..."

I vote for option 2, Patti ;)

[Patti (baconater)]

Lol. I have chosen 2 Shaun.

Don't worry, The Heist is way up there.

[Elle]

Jud (Disney Diva) wrote: "I just finished Hush, Hush I really enjoyed it and think it might be something Elle would like too although it doesn't seem to be available on Kindle any more...
So I've started The Secret of Chimn..."

It's on my Kindle already. I'll definitely get around to reading it.

[Fiona (Titch)]

Has finished Hearts and Arrows - David G. Pearce. Now I am going back to Witchy, Witchy - Penelope King.

[Aoibhínn]

I've just finished by Nicholas Evans and by Janet Evanovich.

The Divide started off so well but the plot did get quite slow halfway through the book. I did wish it would speed up at times but the story did remain strangely engaging. The last 60 or 70 pages of the novel were just as gripping and compelling as the first half of the novel. To tell the truth, I enjoyed the family drama sub-plot a lot more than I liked the murder mystery plot but I think that was probably because I didn't like the character of Abbie all that much so I found it hard to care about what happened to her. I loved all the vivid and wonderful descriptions of the Montana setting and landscape that made me feel like I was actually there. Nicholas Evans has got a great writing style and I love his use of language and imagery. I gave this novel 3½ stars!
My full review can be found here: http://www.goodreads.com/review/show/...

I love all the regular Stephanie Plum novels but I'm not sure I like these between the numbers novellas. I was very disappointed by Plum Lovin'. Nothing much happened in it and it was extremely dull and boring. It wasn't anywhere near as funny as the regular novels do be and I really hate the supernatural element in the novella. I gave it 1½ stars!
My review can be found here: http://www.goodreads.com/review/show/...


Now I'm a few chapters into by Jennifer Donnelly.

[Lance]

Just finished The Drop by Michael Connelly and posted a GR review. I don't usually like police procedurals, but I can deal with Harry Bosch novels.

[Andrew]

On this morning's commute I finished Alice Parker's Metamorphosis and began... Les Miserables: Tome 1. In French. Hugo is surprisingly easy going so far, but this one might take me a while. The Bishop of Digne is still allocating 90% of his salary to various good causes at the moment.

[Jud]

I finished The Secret of Chimneys and started The Bird That Nobody Sees I'm 40% through it and really enjoying it.

[Pat ()]

Just finished Ice Diaries

Enjoyed it very much

Also Just finished Darren HumphriesThe Man From U.N.D.E.A.D.'s St. Valentine's Day Massacre

A neat tale of love and unlove

[Suzy]

Just finished "The 13th Juror", by John T. Lescroart. I liked it a lot; had me guessing until the end.

I am now reading "Impulse", by Michael Weaver. The author has crawled into the mind of a serial killer. So far; a page turner.

[Kath]

just finished and

continuing on with which is sad cos i have now caught up with this series :(

[Suzy]

Snoozie Suzie wrote: "Just finished The Bridges of Madison County, just started 11/22/63. I could be a while ......"

I read it too, Suzie, and I think it's worth it. Enjoy.

[Lorraine]

Impulse looks interesting Suzy,going by the reviews,the blurb is rubbish.

[Marc]

just finished Running Dog

Not one of his best

[TonyQ]

Just finished Gone Girl and just started The Bird That Nobody Sees

[Jud]

Oh! Snap TonyQ! It's good, I can't deny it :o)

[Stuart]

Jud (Disney Diva) wrote: "Oh! Snap TonyQ! It's good, I can't deny it :o)"

: )

[Marc]

Just started Inventing God by Nicholas Moseley. So far it's good

[Desley (Cat fosterer)]

I've not picked very good books this year, gave up on my series (still need to pick a new one actually, but don't have any decent length ones without buying books to complete, which I don't want to do), and am struggling with my letter B book. In fact, I'm actually preferring to read paperbacks at the moment, although have been reading that for ages cos its nearly 600 pages. So behind on my challenge this year, but have picked an Agatha Christie book for my letter C challenge, that will perk me up after I've read the current one (which might get given up on too)

[Jud]

Just finished The Bird That Nobody Sees, I can highly recommend it.

No idea what to start next. I might just leave it and finish my paperback The Favored Child instead of reading something new on my kindle

[Stuart]

Jud (Disney Diva) wrote: "Just finished The Bird That Nobody Sees, I can highly recommend it.

No idea what to start next. I might just leave it and finish my paperback The Favored Child instead of reading something new on..."

Phew!

[Jud]

:o)

I will review it too Stu!

I snuck in a reading of Day by Day while still at work but it's off to Spanish class soon so I'll not worry about starting anything else.

[Jamie]

Evening all. I've just finished And Then There Were None and it was superb. It's a classic everyone is likely to be familiar with and gripped me all the way through. Great plotting, a large cast of characters handled with skill and it's full of twists and turns literally to the last page.
I have just started Hellraisers: The Inebriated Life and Times of Richard Burton, Peter O'Toole, Richard Harris & Oliver Reed which is about the boozing antics of Oliver Reed, Peter O'Toole, Burton and Richard Harris. It's a right laugh so far. They clearly all had a wonderful time.

[Fiona (Titch)]

Has finished Witchy, Witchy - Penelope King. Now I think I will read Name and Number - John Hoskison.

[Shaun]

Jud (Disney Diva) wrote: "I snuck in a reading of Day by Day while still at work but it's off to Spanish class soon so I'll not worry about starting anything else."

And thanks for the very kind review :)

[Jud]

:o)

[Stuart]

You're a reading machine, Jud, girl!

[TonyQ]

7/30 done! Just finished The Bird That Nobody Sees and about to start Fever Pitch for a second look. Last read it about 7 years ago.

[Jud]

Not half!! Definitely not when compared to others in this group, stu!

[Elle]

I finished a dipper book last night; One Million Tiny Plays About Britain - very poor.

i also finished a few shorts; Copy, The Beast in the Cave & Claire and the haircut of Doom

i also started The Sound of a Wild Snail Eating which i find to be very melancholic so far.

[Lance]

Just started Museum of the Missing: A History of Art Theft , a survey of art theft over the past century.

[Karen]

Just finished Mist, and about to start Baynard's List - I enjoyed the first of Jason Vail's books, The Wayward Apprentice so looking forward to reading this one

[Elle]

Lance wrote: " Just started
Museum of the Missing: A History of Art Theft
, a survey of art theft over the past century."

Was it good?

[Desley (Cat fosterer)]

Finished Careless in red, now Only reading my kindle till I either finish Fifteen year old wife or give up on it.

[Lance]

Louise-Lesley (Elle) wrote: "Was it [Museum of the Missing] good?"

Yes, as long as you know what to expect of it. It's Art Theft 101. My review is at http://www.goodreads.com/review/show/... in case you want more info.

[Pat ()]

Just finished An Affair of the Heart pleasent gentle read.

About to start Robert W Walker's Dr. O

[Jaye]

Philip (sarah) wrote: "Started and finished Love Travels Forever Thouroughly enjoyed this collection of short stories,heart warming and thought provoking!"

Thank you for the kind words - so glad you enjoyed the book! Jaye Frances

[Chris]

Just finished The Triskele by Lowri Thomas and about to start the sequel R'hela, Welsh folklore brought into the present age with a great storyline.

[Lorraine]

Finished Shadow of the Serpent: An Inspector McLevy Mystery,awful,i only paid 85p for it but still feel cheated.Starting Tripping the Night Fantastic.

[Karen]

Chris wrote: "Just finished The Triskele by Lowri Thomas and about to start the sequel R'hela, Welsh folklore brought into the present age with a great storyline."

Sounds interesting. Not heard of those, so off to hve a look

[Pat ()]

Finished Dr O enjoyed it. Surprised at end. Wondering if there will be a second book?

[Kath]

Just finished The Time Hunters and the Spear of Fate by Carl Ashmore. Brilliant! It'll be on the blog in a short while!

[Patti (baconater)]

I just finished Shaun's The Heist and I'm still breathless.

Read it yourself and see what I mean.

Now I'm off to solve puzzles, if I can wrestle the laptop off Dave...

http://www.amazon.co.uk/The-Heist-ebo...

[Patti (baconater)]

I just finished Shaun's The Heist and I'm still breathless.

Read it yourself and see what I mean.

Now I'm off to solve puzzles, if I can wrestle the laptop off Dave...

http://www.amazon.co.uk/The-Heist-ebo...

[Paul]

Just finished Elevenby Mark Watson. Very good although the ending had me open-mouthed and not necessarily in a good way (still thinking about it). Very warm and sympathetic about its characters though which I liked.

Have now started The Magicians' Guild by Trudi Canavan. She was interviewed on the Sword and Laser Youtube show which I watch and she came across as so likeable that I wanted to read her work.

[Pat ()]

Finished Down Among the Dead MenWell written and unusual insight into the goings on of a mortuary technician. Interesting and in places very moving.

[Sam]

Just finished The Land of Later on

Enjoyed. Interesting idea; well-executed. Unlike some reviewers of the book, whether my own beliefs dovetailed with the book's premise was irrelevant. It's a work of fiction.

Just started Something Wicked This Way Comes

[Karen]

Enjoyed Baynard's List so am sticking with the 13th century and moving straight on with A Dreadful Penance .. Do hope there'll be another book in the series - I really like Stephen Attebrook as a hero.

[Lorraine]

Finished Tripping the Night Fantastic.Starting An Indecent Death.

[Jud]

Let me know what you think Paul, I've had that one on my tbr list for a while.