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[Andy]

Currently reading a Victorian h/f adventure style book...... well kinda h/f.... well... maybe not the Giant flying Swans nor come to think of it the parakeet message service..... Me i likes it!

[Darcy]

Andy wrote: "Currently reading a Victorian h/f adventure style book...... well kinda h/f.... well... maybe not the Giant flying Swans nor come to think of it the parakeet message service..... [bookcover:The Cur..."

Can't wait for my copy to arrive. If all goes well, in the next couple of days as I've received the 'shipped out' notice. :-)

[Bobby]

[Terri, Wyrd bið ful aræd]

Cphe wrote: "Orlando,

It's exceeded my expectations."

I have quite a few GR friends who think highly of Orlando. Don't think its something I'll ever get to though. Too many books to read first. :)

[Terri, Wyrd bið ful aræd]

Bobby wrote: ""

enjoy, Bobby.

[Jane]

Marathon: Freedom or Death

[Histolicious]

Terri wrote: "Anell wrote: "Maybe I start today with The Devil in the Marshalsea by Antonia Hodgson ..."

This is a German edition or a UK edition, Anell? I have wanted to put that book in the group read polls f..."

My book has this Cover i bought it in London in december.

The german edition is this one:

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[Bobby]

[Betty]

Re-reading The Winter King.

[Jane]

The Forest Of Hours by Kerstin Ekman

[Allison]

Jane wrote: " Marathon: Freedom or Death"

Added another series. Thanks lol.

[Lariela]

Martha wrote: "Reading "

Lucky! I wants it.

[Gretchen]

I'm starting Silk Road as my group read I missed.
Also reading Queen's Bounty. Unfortunately, I'm starting to get bored with this series. I will see how this book goes before deciding if I really want to read the last two. Who am I kidding? I'll finish the last two.
Still working on my arc of The Marriage Game: A Novel of Queen Elizabeth I. This is not Weir's best work by a long shot.

[happy]

I liked her novels less and less as each one has came out, but that's just me :)

I finished the NF Forgotten Fifteenth: The Daring Airmen Who Crippled Hitler's War Machine - good read for WW II buffs and just started David Poyer's latest Dan Lenson novel



It's not HF, but he has written a pretty good trilogy on the American Civil War navies (both North and South)

[Gretchen]

happy wrote: "I liked her novels less and less as each one has came out, but that's just me :)

Yes. I'm finding she's rapidly turning into another PG. She's starting to completely ignore the history and just picking the most outrageous rumors of the time. I'm finding even her NF is taking a turn. She fills a lot of NF with the words "In my opinion" or "Some people believe" and not a lot of evidence to support her opinions and other people's beliefs.

[GeneralTHC]

I'm working on finishing up my fourth Cornwell book of the year: (Death of Kings).

Does anyone happen to know how many books Cornwell is planning to write for this series?

[Dawn]

We don't know and we're not sure the author has actually decided either. On his last Q&A this was his response "How many more Uhtreds? Don't know. Maybe 6? Maybe 8? Maybe 4? Somewhere in there"

[Histolicious]

I´ve startet yesterday.

There was a paragraph about a dead dolphin, and his mate, visiting the places the dead dolphin loved and sing for her.

I had a ugly crying fit ... because of a freaking dolphin. Damn I must keep in mind, that the great losses of the Troyan War still lie ahead of me.
;_;

[Allison]

That's funny Anell. I'd be more upset about the dolphin though too!

[GeneralTHC]

Dawn wrote: "We don't know and we're not sure the author has actually decided either. On his last Q&A this was his response "How many more Uhtreds? Don't know. Maybe 6? Maybe 8? Maybe 4? Somewhere in there""

Thanks for the info.

I don't even see how there could be that many books left. He's already 40 or so? by the end of book 6. Too much time passed in books 4 and 5, IMO.

* edit--just finished number 6. It says Uhtred is 45! at the end of the book.

[Terri, Wyrd bið ful aræd]

Anell wrote: "I had a ugly crying fit ... because of a freaking dolphin. Damn I must keep in mind, that the great losses of the Troyan War still lie ahead of me.
;_; ..."

Sounds sad to me! Don't want Dolphins to die. :[

[happy]

Decisions, decisions - Mrs. Happy brought both Cornwell's

The Empty Throne

and Jeck's

Fields of Glory
home from the library today :)

[Mark]

and which is a freebie from netgallery.

[Jane]

Wisp of a Thing: A Novel of the Tufa by Alex Bledsoe.

Attracted to it by the "new books" section in the library.

[Andy]

About to start Germanicus & hope to be able to keep up with the "whodunnit" this time, first outing I really had no idea what was occurring for the most part.... not unusual some might say.....

[Margaret, Sherlockian Sheila]

I love David Wishart. How many of his books have you read, Andy?

[Mark]

Andy wrote: "About to start Germanicus & hope to be able to keep up with the "whodunnit" this time, first outing I really had no idea what was occurring for the most pa..."

As if we would think that at all Andy.

[Jane]

Mark wrote: "Andy wrote: "About to start Germanicus & hope to be able to keep up with the "whodunnit" this time, first outing I really had no idea what was occurring fo..."

After Wishart finishes his "political" Corvinus novels, I think the mysteries get better.

[Andy]

Margaret wrote: "I love David Wishart. How many of his books have you read, Andy?"

This will only be my second, Jane put me onto them, suggesting that i "talk/sound a little like said Corvinus..... !?!?" :D

[Andy]

Mark wrote: "Andy wrote: "About to start Germanicus & hope to be able to keep up with the "whodunnit" this time, first outing I really had no idea what was occurring fo..."

I'll load you fire..... ;D

[Margaret, Sherlockian Sheila]

Andy wrote: "Margaret wrote: "I love David Wishart. How many of his books have you read, Andy?"

This will only be my second, Jane put me onto them, suggesting that i "talk/sound a little like said Corvinus......"

Then you have a lot of good books to look forward to. :D

[Mark]

Andy wrote: "Mark wrote: "Andy wrote: "About to start Germanicus & hope to be able to keep up with the "whodunnit" this time, first outing I really had no idea what was..."

As a double act we are nearly as good as the 3 stooges or the crazy gang.

[Terri, Wyrd bið ful aræd]

happy wrote: "Decisions, decisions - Mrs. Happy brought both Cornwell's

The Empty Throne

and Jeck's

[book:Fields o..."


Handy that Mrs happy works at the library. :)

[Margaret, Sherlockian Sheila]

Mark wrote: "Andy wrote: "Mark wrote: "Andy wrote: "About to start Germanicus & hope to be able to keep up with the "whodunnit" this time, first outing I really had no ..."

Well you got the crazy part right! :p

[Jane]

Andy wrote: "Margaret wrote: "I love David Wishart. How many of his books have you read, Andy?"

This will only be my second, Jane put me onto them, suggesting that i "talk/sound a little like said Corvinus......"

Well, Andy, some of your statements or opinions on here make me smile, much as some of Corvinus's. :)

[Linda]

I finished Katherine by Anya Seton last night and reviewed on Goodreads. I am searching around for something good to read at the present time.

[GeneralTHC]

The Pagan Lord

[Linda]

A Day of Fire: a novel of Pompeii by several authors, Ben Kane being one of them. I like the read thus far.

[Gretchen]

I'm working my way towards the end of the Ursula Blanchard series with A Rescue for a Queen. I don't know if I'm getting through this series. I can see the light at the end of the tunnel but at this point I have no desire to get there.
With all of the waiting room sitting, I've managed to finish Rubicon and The Marriage Game: A Novel of Queen Elizabeth I. One was excellent. One was not.

[GeneralTHC]

Started The Empty Throne a little while ago. I am NOT a happy camper. :(

[happy]

I'm about on page 135 and so far it has had it's moments, but overall about in the middle rating wise

[Allison]

Started


I need to get back to HF man!

[Paul]

1066: What Fates Impose....WULFSUNA....Outcasts

One tree book for night time reading....one pdf arc for laptop reading....one Kindle for reading at work....both 1066 and Wulfsuna are author requests for read/review....in my spare time I continue to write my own series :-)

[Jane]

Honor / Elif Shafak

[Histolicious]

I startet yesterday. I like it so far.

finished: seriously? What a blaaaaaaaaaaah ... I wanted to ram my fist through my Kindle right in Scarlets dump-crybaby-face. Whoa.

I`m still aggressive! And mean about it!

[Margaret, Sherlockian Sheila]

Gretchen wrote: "I'm working my way towards the end of the Ursula Blanchard series with A Rescue for a Queen. I don't know if I'm getting through this series. I can see the light at the end of the t..."

Which one wasn't, Gretchen? I read The Marriage Game a while ago and quite enjoyed it.

[Gretchen]

Margaret wrote: "Gretchen wrote: "I'm working my way towards the end of the Ursula Blanchard series with A Rescue for a Queen. I don't know if I'm getting through this series. I can see the light at..."

I was not a fan of The Marriage Game: A Novel of Queen Elizabeth I. I felt like I was reading a book about two year olds who have endless tantrums. I think I'm starting to become slightly jaded where Tudor fiction is concerned.

[happy]

I am currently reading The Empty Throne. Also I just started reading Andrew Robert's new biography on Napoleon.



I had a coupon for a nook purchase and it is one that I have wanted to read. Since it is on my nook, I'll be reading it catch as catch can.

[Bobby]

Brian wrote: "Just started ."

One of my favorites!!

[Gretchen]

I need a break from the three different book series I'm reading right now. I have had Girl With a Pearl Earring sitting on a shelf forever now. It looks short and sweet. One of my New Year's goals is to get through some of the books I own but have never read.