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I have the book Beyond Your Bubble from the library and briefly started it last week; my plan was to take that up when I finish the Boorstein book.
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11-01-21, 11:07 PM | |
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Just finished "the Chain" by Adrian McKinty. Pretty good mystery/thriller. New England folks may have visited a few of the locations, like me! Not especially believable story, but good escapism and quick read.
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11-02-21, 07:19 AM | |
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I think I read The Wise Heart? I have several from Jack Kornfield so I'd have to check my shelf. I really like him too, although he tends to repeat some of his stories throughout his books and CDs.
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11-02-21, 10:53 AM | |
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My internet went out last week, so I've been reading even more than I usually do. Last week I read N is for Noose (Sue Grafton). I'm working my way through these gradually. I didn't read them as they were released. I really like Kinsey. Six Years (Harlan Coben). Coben books are always a quick read for me. I liked this one ok. I really like his Myron Bolitar series, and I read his recent release Win, which is sort of a spin off featuring Myron's best friend. Chelsea Girls (Fiona Davis). I love her books! I think my favorite is The Doll House, but I really liked this one. The Last Thing He Told me (Lauren Dave). It was a good page turner suspense novel. The Rope (Nevada Barr). This is part of the Anna Pigeon series, which I really enjoy. This was a prequel of sorts. I liked it, but there was an implausibility factor for me.
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11-02-21, 12:17 PM | |
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Chelsea Girls (Fiona Davis). I love her books! I think my favorite is The Doll House, but I really liked this one. The Last Thing He Told me (Lauren Dave).
I just started The Dollhouse. I read The Address and really enjoyed it. I'm looking forward to reading the rest of her books. Have you read any Diane Chamberlain? She's similiar to Fiona with the dual time lines. Big Lies In A Small Town was great. I have The Last Thing He Told Me on hold. Can't wait to read this one, heard lots of good things about it. |
11-02-21, 03:30 PM | |
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I have not read any Diane Chamberlain. I'll check her out.
I think I've read all of Fiona Davis's books. Chelsea Girls doesn't have the dual timeline like I think all of her other books do, but I enjoyed it. If you like dual timelines and historical fiction, Lauren Willig has a series that I refer to as "the flower books." I think they are referred to as "The Pink Carnation Series." They are very entertaining and fun mystery/spy/light romance. I was sorry that she ended the series, but it was probably a good time. |
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