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JudithKayeReads
1 yr ago
Too deep of a question for me or I want to stay in denial by refusing to look. Either way…
I just started reading Little Red House by Liv Andersson. First couple of pages are good. Here’s the summary on the flap:
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JudithKayeReads
1 yr ago
Just started a paranormal romance, “Pack of Lies” by Charlie Adhara.
Also reading a psychological thriller, “Never Lie” by Freida McFadden on my kindle for the fall reading challenge that Amazon is hosting.
JudithKayeReads
1 yr ago
Thank goodness I’m starting to keep a reading diary or I wouldn’t be able to answer. The Marsh Queen by Virginia Hartman was good, but it had too many lulls to be gripping. The books (because there were four in the serie…
JudithKayeReads
1 yr ago
Would anyone be interested in the Bodies of Evidence series by Wendy Roberts?
Here are the books in order:
1–A Grave Calling
2–A Grave Search
3–A Grave Peril
4–A Grave End
These are Harlequin books, but there…
JudithKayeReads
1 yr ago
Reading Murder at Mallowan Hall by Colleen Cambridge.
JudithKayeReads
1 yr ago
I’m hooked on Body of Evidence series by Wendy Roberts. Just finished “A Grave Is Calling” and am almost finished with “A Grave Search.” Next will be “A Grave Peril.” Hopefully, the last book in the series will arrive th…
JudithKayeReads
1 yr ago
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Yes, and I’ve listened to a couple. This was during lockdown, I believe, when I discovered it. Have to admit, I was surprised at how good the quality was too.
JudithKayeReads
1 yr ago
Great way to find your way to Bookcrossing! I bet the book was left on purpose. I use to know someone who would leave a book he read at the YMCA gym.
JudithKayeReads
1 yr ago
Thistlefoot by GennaRose Nethercott
JudithKayeReads
1 yr ago
Finished Number One Fan by Meg Elison yesterday. Starting on Always The First To Die by R.J. Jacobs.
http://bookcrossing.com/journal/16675100
Book Talk
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Can anyone recommend a good horror story from this list?
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RE: Can anyone recommend a good horror story from this list?
JudithKayeReads
1 yr ago
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Not sure if it’s on the list, but Brother by Ania Ahlborn was too much for me. I started listening to it (audiobook) one evening, had a nightmare that night & returned it to the library the next day.
JudithKayeReads
1 yr ago
Without a doubt, my favorite book to read for September was The Path of Thorns by A.G. Slatter. My daughter is reading it now and she’s loving it too.
Book Talk
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October 2022 audiobook thread: what are we listening to?
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RE: October 2022 audiobook thread: what are we listening to?
JudithKayeReads
1 yr ago
Sort of on an audiobook break to catch up on my physical books. That said, I have Brother by Ania Ahlborn on hold with my library and I’m next in line. That will be my October audiobook.
JudithKayeReads
1 yr ago
The Marsh Queen by Virginia Hartman… still early, but yes, I’ll probably recommend.
Update: I would definitely recommend the above mentioned book. Next book is Small Town Big Magic by Hazel Beck.
JudithKayeReads
1 yr ago
Thanks for the welcome! I love the domino effect releasing one book can have.
JudithKayeReads
1 yr ago
I use them in my salad.
JudithKayeReads
1 yr ago
I love when stuff like that happens!
JudithKayeReads
1 yr ago
Greetings! I’ve recently joined myself. It’s nice to see another new person join in the fun.
Book Talk
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What is your current book ~ Sept. 24 - 30?
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RE: What is your current book ~ Sept. 24 - 30?
JudithKayeReads
1 yr ago
The Justice of Kings by Richard Swan and yes, this is the first book I’ve ever read by this author.
Chit-Chat
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Where would you be if you'd wake up in the book you're currently reading?
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RE: Where would you be if you'd wake up in the book you're currently reading?
JudithKayeReads
1 yr ago
Though I’m not currently reading, I’ve read the series twice…and probably will again. The setting is a small town, there were two, Lakeside Courtyard or Bennett. Anne Bishop created both in her series, The World of the …
JudithKayeReads
1 yr ago
Down in the Deep South, it’s HOT, HOT, HOT! In Baton Rouge, Louisiana, it’s supposed to reach 97 degrees today.
JudithKayeReads
1 yr ago
I’m not going to lie. I had to look up the word geocacher. After reading about it, I vaguely remember some online friends talking about it years ago. It sounds fun. Anyway, welcome! I am new myself and have gotten so muc…
JudithKayeReads
1 yr ago
I’m slowly working my way through this forum, gathering ideas for places to release my books. Hang a book on a tree limb or fence is so creative! I can’t wait to try it.
(I’ll place it in a waterproof bag first!)
Book Talk
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What are you reading? ~ Sept. 12 - 17.
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RE: RE: RE: RE: What are you reading? ~ Sept. 12 - 17.
JudithKayeReads
1 yr ago
For the most part, the novel was highly intense, but I felt the story lost some of this intensity by lagging on incidences that really didn’t matter about a third of the way in (or maybe it was halfway). I’m also a bit s…
JudithKayeReads
1 yr ago
I’d like to read:
—Girl Last Seen by Nina Laurin (good)
—The Summoning by J. P. Smith (okay)
—The Fortunes of Jaded Women
by Carolyn Huynh
Audiobooks:
Soul Taken by Patricia Briggs (awesome)
Werewolf Cop b…
