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C. (Comment, never msg). is on page 30 of 249 of The Cat Who Knew Shakespeare (Cat Who... #7)
I return to Yum-Yum, Koko, and Jim for the first time since 2016. I am eager to see them take to their newly inherited, small town mansion and monied life.
Feb 17, 2020 06:09AM Add a comment
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C. (Comment, never msg). is on page 157 of 304 of Captivated (The Donovan Legacy, #1)
Liking this more than I thought possible. The thrill is in more of it being about revealing Morgan's magical family. The regular inclusion of her two sentient, intelligent pets is realistic to me and touches my heart. Happy St. Valentine's day! A memory to my Mom as well, who always treated her family to loving cards, candies, and spontaneous presents.
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Captivated (The Donovan Legacy, #1)

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C. (Comment, never msg). is on page 50 of 304 of Captivated (The Donovan Legacy, #1)
Alright, ladies and gentlemen: I shall read a romance. Only because it is well-supported by a paranormal story that generates my keenness. Learning about Morgana is my interest. If some sort of passion trails along behind this fun mysteriousness, it wn't bother me. Happy St. Valentine's Day, everyone!

I miss my Mom. She & Dad celebrated with romantic cards and treats for us. We shall pamper Dad this week-end.
Feb 13, 2020 09:15AM Add a comment
Captivated (The Donovan Legacy, #1)

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C. (Comment, never msg). is on page 118 of 240 of The Servant's Tale (Sister Frevisse, #2)
This is how you portray a fictional story in a medieval nunnery. You show instead of tell the customs, atmosphere, mindset, and family life. If there is a mystery: you emphasize its progression and resolution. I will take Margaret Frazer over the lecturing, wordy Umberto Eco immediately.
Feb 02, 2020 07:44AM Add a comment
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C. (Comment, never msg). is on page 100 of 552 of The Name of the Rose
There are long sentences, political and religious history unknown to me, and intelligent ideas imparted instead of a straightforward action narrative. There is nothing wrong with that. Education and depth are assets. Because I don't mind slowing down and receiving the gift that Umberto Eco offers, I am enjoying this as much as I hoped I would.
Jan 26, 2020 09:21AM Add a comment
The Name of the Rose

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C. (Comment, never msg). is on page 200 of 320 of The Dirty Duck (Richard Jury, #4)
Every page is fantastic. Put down those mass-marketed new release e-book freebies and get yourself a second-hand copy of Martha Grimes' series. A lot of the good stuff has already been written and needs us to talk about it and share it some more.
Jan 23, 2020 02:34PM Add a comment
The Dirty Duck (Richard Jury, #4)

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C. (Comment, never msg). is on page 47 of 320 of The Dirty Duck (Richard Jury, #4)
Reading comforting favourite authors is what I need right now.
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The Dirty Duck (Richard Jury, #4)

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