I've been reading more recently, especially ebooks from the library, Netgalley, Amazon Unlimited, and books from my shelves. Here are some of the books, mostly mystery, but a few historical fiction, travel fiction, and contemporary fiction.
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Books reviewed Letting Go of September by Sandra J. Jackson, July 31, 2024; BooksGoSocial Genre: thriller , family drama Themes: reflectiv...
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You Will Never Be Me by Jesse Q. Sutanto Publication: August 20, 2024; Berkley Genre: women's fiction, thriller, suspense, adult con...
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These two domestic thrillers with the same theme and title are as similar as they are different. The House Swap by Rebecca Fleet May 22, 2...
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I've been reading more too. Loving my books and finding them a great distraction. I enjoy Jane Green's books so must have a look for the title above.
ReplyDeleteThose covers cheer me up. Look at The Chef's Secret. And That Month in Tuscany. Fiction has not been working well for me, but I think I am going to look for those. I could use some escapist fiction, escaping into travel or food stories.
ReplyDeleteI feel like I am spending too much time in nonproductive activities. I feel inspired by reading others' posts, like yours, with your focus on reading. My comadre (my daughter-in-law's mother) is busily painting for the first time in forty years, and one of our blogging friends is writing a book, and here you are, reading like crazy. I need to focus!
Please have a safe week!
Your books are so colorful. I'm still not reading as much but I'm getting better. See what I've been up tp at Girl Who Reads.
ReplyDeleteI liked The Missing Sister...and I am curious about The Aunt Who Wouldn't Die.
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They all look appealing, and it seems like a good variety.
ReplyDeleteI’ve been reading a little less with the kids home 24/7 sadly.
Several of these are on my never ending TBR list. Hope you have a nice Sunday.
ReplyDeleteI had such a hard time reading lately but I'm happy to see so many great books! I hope you enjoy them! :)
ReplyDeleteI think my reading has decreased but is picking up again now somewhat. I see Jane Green among your books and I do think I've read that one too.
ReplyDeleteSome weeks I read more but other weeks not much at all. i do like the sound of Paris by the Book!
ReplyDeleteCan't believe I haven't read any of these - will check them out. Have a great week of reading.
ReplyDeleteThe Chef's Secret looks like a book that I would enjoy. Have a great week!
ReplyDeleteI seem to have discovered audiobooks and have read more since the Stay At Home order than I had previously read in my whole life. Come see my week here. Happy reading!
ReplyDeleteLooks like some good reading :) I don't think I've read any of those. Enjoy your week and stay safe!
ReplyDeleteYay for books and audios to keep us busy. I am listening more, but still averaging two books a week.
ReplyDeleteMagpie Murders was very different and interesting. That Tuscany book looks great too! Glad you've been able to keep yourself occupied with lots of great reading!
ReplyDeleteWow! You have quite the selection of books on your list! Have a great reading week and stop by if you get the chance:
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My reading has been very up and down. Some days I'm just too distracted. I like the variety of genres you've been reading.
ReplyDeleteI went through a reading slump at the beginning of the quarantine, but I'm back in the swing again. It helps that I set aside 1 hour for my kids and I to all read silently together.
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