Winter reading 2019-2020
Here are a few new releases for December. Happy reading!!
3rd Puddin' on the Blitz (Pennsylvania Dutch Mysteries with Recipes, book 21) - Tamar Myers Stay - Catherine Ryan Hyde Brewed Awakening (Coffeehouse, book 18) - Cleo Coyle Now You See Them (Stephens and Mephisto Mystery, book 5) - Elly Griffths 10th Down the Darkest Road (Cady Maddix Mystery, book 2) - Kylie Brant 17th A Christmas Gift - Sue Moorcroft Fatal Accusation (Fatal, book 15) - Marie Force The Best of Us (Sullivan's Crossing, book 4) - Robyn Carr 24th Trouble After Dark (Gansett Island, book 21) - Marie Force Snowdrops on Rosemary Lane (Rosemary Lane, book 3) - Ellen Berry 31st Good Girls Lie - J T Ellison Time for Love - Debbie Macomber The Way Back to You (Blessings, Georgia, book 9) - Sharon Sala |
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Just thought I'd mention that I'm enjoying the Elizabeth Goudge book I bought for cheap. Cathedral Trilogy. It's a one-volume paperback of City of Bells, Towers in the Mist and The Dean's Watch. It seems to be a gentle sort of tale. Maybe it's just an older style? In any case, I really like it, and it's just what I need to read at bedtime. Set in an English city. Very atmospheric and scenic. City of Bells starts out with somebody gone missing, and since the only other book of hers I've read was a murder mystery, some part of my brain thought I was headed into a mystery novel, but so far this is much more about the characters. I only read a bit at night, so it's been slow going, and I still haven't found out whether or not something bad happened to the person who went missing. I think I'd enjoy it a tiny bit more if my own brain would shut up and just let me enjoy the story as written. :) |
I’m trying to read The Giver of Stars by Jojo Moyes, but I don’t care for the way she writes. I got Elizabeth Berg’s The Confession Club and Christopher McDougall’s Running with Sherman, so hope I like those better.
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I am reading "The Upside of Falling Down" which is about an American woman who is the only survivor of a plane crash in a small town in Ireland. She has lost her memory and is trying to figure out who she is in the aftermath of the crash. I am enjoying it so far. Sherry |
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Sherry - I read the Kindle sample for that book, realized it was around $2 for the Kindle edition, and bought it. I was surprised to see it categorized as a YA (Young Adult) book. I look forward to reading it. |
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My library just got in "The Confession Club" by Elizabeth Berg, so I will pick it up tomorrow. |
I’ve read a little more than 50 pages of The Confession Club and I’m not feeling the love, do not sure I will finish it.
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I'm reading The Night Fire, the new Bosch and Ballard book by Michael Connolley. I'm pretty much inhaling it.
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