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Heading back to reread J.D. Nixon's Heller





Just finished How I Came to Sparkle Again that I won in the GoodReads First Reader drawing. Wonderful romance.
Heading back to reread J.D. ..."
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I'm starting on Tall, Dark, and Devastating














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Finally read that series and had to go directly to Rock Chicks. Never thought I would read a series with a name like that. Really enjoyed them although I have the F word. The books in both series were so fun and funny and over the top romantic.

Right now I'm listening to one of my favorite boon Treachery in Death and then New York to Dallas. I read and reread to both of these treatment so many time that I know most of the words by heart, nut I keep reading and listening to them.
Well, it's no wonder, Pinky. Those are two of the best in the series. There are many here (me included) who have read the entire series three or more times. Just enjoy yourself.



I'm just finishing up "Chaos in Death"; then I will being "Delusions in Death"

In addition, my book club is about to begin "The Light Between Oceans".

I'm also reviewing some books for pre-teens (4th, 5th, 6th graders), creating a list of titles for young parents for Christmas shopping; I've read "Charlie Joe Jackson's Guide to Not Reading"

Now I'm reading "From the Mixed-up Files of Mrs. Basil E. Frankweiler"



A lot to read in just a week, so wish me luck!
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I hate when that happens. I just finished a book that had an earlier connected book that wasn't indicated as such on the author's website or here on Å·±¦ÓéÀÖ.

Lisa Gardner does write a good thriller. What Nora Book did you happen to read? There's quite a difference between her really early titles and the books she's written since the mid '90s.

I started with Robb and then checked out a few titles that my reading friends recommended and fell in love with them. I wouldn't write her off without trying a few as she really knows how to write stories about men.


You might like her Three Sisters Island trilogy, one of my favorites, that has a bit of suspense in the first book. It's a lovely series. My most favorite though are The Gallaghers of Ardmore, set in Ireland, and the Chesapeake Bay Saga, which centers around three brothers in Maryland. These represent some of her finest work.

You're right, Ame, this has been a great reading year for you. I discovered Ashley this year, too, and BDB last year.
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