Winter Reading 2018-2019
 

I'm having problems with my computer. I feel like I'm still missing some authors.
Here are a few new release's for December. Happy reading!

4th
Before We Were Strangers - Brenda Novak
Cold Dark Places (Caddie Maddix Mystery, book 1) - Kylie Brant
Of Blood and Bone (Chronicles of the One, book 2) - Nora Roberts
Killer Classics (Book Barn Mystrey, book 5) - Kym Roberts

11th
Hooks Can Be Deceiving (Crochet Mystrey, book 13) - Betty Hechtman
Batter Off Dead (Southern Cake Mystery, book 2) - Maymee Bell
Baker Street Wedding (Baker Street Letters Mystery, book 6) - Michael Robertson
A Case of Syrah, Syrah (Wine Country Mystrey, book 1) - Nancy J Parra

18th
Kappy King and the Pie Kaper (An Amish Mystery) - Amy Lillard
Steamed Open (Maine Clambake Mystery, book 7) - Barbara Ross

25th
Yours After Dark (McCarthys of Gansett Island, book 19) - Marie Force

31st
Verses for the Dead (Pendergast, book 18) - Lincoln Child and Douglas Preston
A Delicate Touch (Stone Barrington, book 48) - Stuart Woods
Siege of Stone (Nicci Chronicles, book 3) - Terry Goodkind
The Boy (Broussard and Fourcade, book 2) - Tami Hoag
Live and Let Pie (Bakeshop Mystery, book 9) - Ellie Alexander
Lost Books and Old Bones (Scottish bookshop mystery, book 3) - Paige Shelton

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Anita

I just finished Beneath a scarlet sky which is a great WW2 story based on real people. Now I am reading Educated which I can't put down.

Both were favorite's of mine!

difit, maybe there aren't as many releases coming out around the holidays? Thanks for the list and the new thread!

How about that - I am reading The Ragged Edge of Night by Olivia Hawker, a historical fiction about a family living in a German village during WWII.

Thanks for the new list!

If anyone else missed noticing, Louise Penny has a new book out.

Kingdom of the Blind

I'm holding out til the library has a copy.

It's in my kindle and I'm reading it this weekend. Can't wait.

Just finished the new Robert Galbraith book Lethal White.

Louise Penny's is on my hold list at the library!

I finished The Dream Daughter over the weekend. It was different from Diane Chamberlains's other offerings, and I enjoyed it, but I am a sucker for time travel. I think I will re-read The Time Traveler's Wife at some point.

I'm on to another YA fantasy - Rose & Thorn - a re-telling of Sleeping Beauty, a sequel of sorts to the Cinderella Fantasy I just finished (Ash & Bramble).

In addition to time travel, I am also a sucker for fairy-tale re-tells.

Donna