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[Teanka]

True. But at least there will be a next book, featuring Mulaghesh whom I really enjoyed as a character .

[Jane]

The Watchmen by Richard Denham

[Kimber]

Halfway through my first C.J. Sansom - Dissolution. Liking it a lot so far. :D

[Carol]

Just got Grail Knight from the library and The Children Act. Otherwise caught up in PDJames

[Histolicious]

It arrived!

[happy]

Kimber wrote: "Halfway through my first C.J. Sansom - Dissolution. Liking it a lot so far. :D"

Mrs Happy just brought



home for me. Now I just have to find time to read it :D

[Victor]

Dissolution was good, and I find that the series got better the longer you got into them.

[Andy]

Kimber wrote: "Halfway through my first C.J. Sansom - Dissolution. Liking it a lot so far. :D"

Enjoy, its a grand read, one of my fav h/f crime series

[Andy]

Teanka wrote: "Dawn wrote: "In a fit of indecision I've started 5 new books in one day:


Haha Dawn, your list looks impressive!
I know how you feel, however this time I managed to restrain myself and only starte..."

heard many a good thing about the chinese sf story "The three body problme" & hoping to read soon (which means anytime before 31st December :) )

[Gretchen]

happy wrote: "Kimber wrote: "Halfway through my first C.J. Sansom - Dissolution. Liking it a lot so far. :D"

Mrs Happy just brought



home for me. Now I just hav..."

That's sitting on my shelf, tempting me with it's new book smell.

[Kimber]

Well I loved it. Glad to find another series that's written well with good characters. I miss Gordianus.

[Gretchen]

Kimber wrote: "Well I loved it. Glad to find another series that's written well with good characters. I miss Gordianus."

I know that feeling.

[Pamela]

I just finished Lamentation . I felt the plot got a bit bogged down and slightly repetitive in the middle, but I love the series and Shardlake is a great character.

[Kimber]

Finished Dissolution, almost finished with Winter Siege and trying to decide what to read next. I might go for three '4 star' books in a row by reading my first Brother Cadfael, A Morbid Taste for Bones. Any other suggestions? I have most of the last few months reads on my kindle but just haven't gotten around to them yet.

[Shannon Elizabeth]

Kimber wrote: "Finished Dissolution, almost finished with Winter Siege and trying to decide what to read next. I might go for three '4 star' books in a row by reading my first Brothe..."

The Brother Cadfael series is wonderful. I think you'll enjoy them. The author, who wrote the Cadfael series under the pseudonym Ellis Peters, also wrote a few books under her name, Edith Pargeter. A Bloody Field by Shrewsbury and The Brothers of Gwynedd are really great books if you haven't already read them. I also read To Dance with Kings by Rosalind Laker last autumn, and I was really amazed at how intricate the story was. On the non-fiction spectrum, I really enjoyed The Affair of the Poisons by Anne Somerset. That is a really interesting book about a pretty wacky period of French history.

[Bobby]

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[Shannon Elizabeth]

Bobby wrote: "
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The Leftovers was one of those books that left me in a daze for like 2 days after finishing it! What a trip. Very good book!

[Gretchen]

Firedrake's Eye - It's proving to be a slight challenge.

[Dawn]

Why??

I have that one on my TBR, is it bad or just not fitting your mood??

[Linda]

I just discovered Kate Quinn, but I want to leave all things Roman and get The Serpent and the Pearl: The Borgias, Book 1. That would be book one of the Borgia series, right? Is it a book to skip or read?

[Dawn]

I've started a few more books because why not have 12 books on the go at the same time....

The Great Transformation: The Beginning of Our Religious Traditions which is looking pretty interesting from a cultural and geographical point of view as well as the religious one.

Runaway, I expect this to be good as the author is the queen of short stories.

I also started and finished The Adventure of the Christmas Pudding

[Dawn]

Linda wrote: "I just discovered Kate Quinn, but I want to leave all things Roman and get The Serpent and the Pearl: The Borgias, Book 1. That would be book one of the Borgia series, right? Is i..."

It gets good ratings Linda (and yes it's the first one). I haven't actually read anything by Kate Quinn yet, so I can't say for sure.

[Gretchen]

Linda- Yes! Read it but you will want the second one readily available.

[Teanka]

Dawn wrote: "I've started a few more books because why not have 12 books on the go at the same time....

Runaway, I expect this to be good as the author is the queen of short stories."

I have to read another of her books, , for a book club meeting. I'm not much of a short stories fan which is why I've never read Alice Munro books, but I hope I like it. Honestly, I don't know how to find the time, there are so many books that I'd like to read at once.

[Dawn]

I've read The Love of a Good Woman and thought it was great. But I'm a big fan of short stories. I hope you like her, she is a really good writer.

You can always do like me and just start all the books at the same time!

[Teanka]

Dawn wrote: "You can always do like me and just start all the books at the same time!
"

Well I'm already doing that, willy-nilly, albeit on a smaller scale. So far, so good :)

[Linda]

Thanks for the help!

[Jane]

The Testament Of Marcellus by Marius Gabriel. Already read once till 3 am last night but have started over.

[Kimber]

I'm on a roll. Following up A Morbid Taste for Bones, Brother Cadfael with a Dystopian read Station Eleven. This is coming on the heels of Winter Seige and the first Matthew Shardlake novel. *happy dances*

[Dawn]

I need to get on that kind of roll!

[Gretchen]

Kimber wrote: "I'm on a roll. Following up A Morbid Taste for Bones, Brother Cadfael with a Dystopian read Station Eleven. This is coming on the heels of Winter Seige and the first M..."

I would suggest getting Dark Fire to keep your roll going. I thought it was much better than Dissolution

[Gretchen]

Jane wrote: "The Testament Of Marcellus by Marius Gabriel. Already read once till 3 am last night but have started over."

I added that to my tbr after I saw you were reading it. It looks interesting.

[Bobby]

I know....just a little late since this was the group read in March!!!

[Linda]

Maternal Harbor by Marie Martin. The book is a freebie thriller that I picked up on Bookbub. It is probably still available.

[Histolicious]

Finished what a superb read!
Thank you so much for recommending this one to me.

I continue the Series with
(The covers are pure bliss. My bookshelf looks sooo fancy with all these beautiful books ... yes I bought the whole series in advance)

And i started with it´s the second instalment of David Piries Arthur Conan Doyle & Dr. Joseph Bell Series.

[Mark]

Nemesis

[Kimber]

I broke genre and went with Ready Player One mainly because I am an 80's child myself and it's fun to see all the references to the shows and video games I grew up with. Then moving on to the next Cadfael and I'll try Dark Fire.

[Linda]

I started The King's Spy by Andrew Swanston today.

[Dawn]

I have had a very productive reading weekend.


I finished

I started

[Victor]

I just finished by James Ellroy I liked it a lot, but it's not his-fic.
My review ==> https://www.goodreads.com/review/show...

Now I'm reading by David L. Robbins I knew nothing about this until I saw it in a used book store and decided to take a chance after reading the book cover.

[happy]

Victor wrote: " ...Now I'm reading by David L. Robbins I knew nothing about this until I saw it in a used book store and decided to take a chance after reading the book cover.
"

I really liked it - he has also written two others on the Great Patriotic War, one on the battle of Kursk



and one on the fall of Berlin



Of the three I probably liked Citadel the best

[Jerry]

Dawn wrote: "I have had a very productive reading weekend.


I finished [bookcover:The..."

That is one hell of a reading marathon Dawn. How did you find time to sleep or cook?

[Jane]

Am now reading . Nothing outstanding so far. This is really kind of a filler for me.

[Dawn]

Jerry wrote: "That is one hell of a reading marathon Dawn. How did you find time to sleep or cook? ...."

Sleep...yes, cook...no. Take out is much better anyway!

[Allison]

Not HF but I think is pulling me out of my reading slump!!

[Margaret, Sherlockian Sheila]

Jane wrote: "Am now reading . Nothing outstanding so far. This is really kind of a filler for me."

Not Paul Doherty's best series.

[Jane]

Which would you recommend, Margaret? I'm not impressed with this one so far.

[Margaret, Sherlockian Sheila]

My personal favourite is the Brother Athelstan series. Set mostly in London at the time of the regency of John of Gaunt.

The main characters and the supporting ones are all bursting with personality.

https://www.goodreads.com/series/4141...

[Jane]

OK, thanks, I'll take a look at this one. I hope the library has it [or part of it].

[Andy]

Allie wrote: "Not HF but I think is pulling me out of my reading slump!!"

:) A grand series which gets better once past the first 2-3 books, so good news if yer liking the first one already.