2012 Featured Reads by Month [ Edited ]

[dhaupt]

2012

January: Erica Bauermeister Joy for Beginners & Roslund & Hellstrom Cell 8  

February: Francine Thomas Howard Paris Noire  

March: Lisa Verge Higgins The Proper Care and Maintenance of Friendship  

April: Stephanie Cowell Claude & Camille  

May: Marilyn Brant A Summer in Europe  

June: J T Ellison A Deeper Darkness  

July: Mary Carter The Pub Across the Pond  

August: Ryan David Jahn The Dispatcher  

September: Emilie Richards One Mountain Away  

October: Hank Phillipi Ryan The Other Woman  

November: Susan Wilson The Dog Who Danced  

[KathyS]

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dhaupt wrote:

2012

January: Erica Bauermeister Joy for Beginners

February: Francine Thomas Howard Paris Noire  

March: Lisa Verge Higgins The Proper Care and Maintenance of Friendship  

April: Stephanie Cowell Claude & Camille  

May:

June: J T Ellison A Deeper Darkness

July:

August:

September: Emilie Richards

October: Hank Phillipi Ryan The Other Woman

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[Mountain_Muse]

Hank returns in October!  I'm already dancing a jig.....   OH NO!!!!  Now I have to wait to read The Other Woman  

Muse

[dhaupt]

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Mountain_Muse wrote:

Hank returns in October!  I'm already dancing a jig.....   OH NO!!!!  Now I have to wait to read The Other Woman  

Muse

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Patience is a virtue

[whiteginger]

Paris Noire is not available in ebook format?!?  Anywhere?!?

[dhaupt]

Let me find out

[dhaupt]

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whiteginger wrote:

Paris Noire is not available in ebook format?!?  Anywhere?!?

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ginger, it's only available in one eformat, it starts with a K

[whiteginger]

No, I've already tried Kobo--  Wait!  Surely you don't mean--?!?  Oh, my!  How tacky!

[dhaupt]

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whiteginger wrote:

No, I've already tried Kobo--  Wait!  Surely you don't mean--?!?  Oh, my!  How tacky!

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[becke_davis]

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dhaupt wrote:

2012

January: Erica Bauermeister Joy for Beginners & Roslund & Hellstrom Cell 8  

February: Francine Thomas Howard Paris Noire  

March: Lisa Verge Higgins The Proper Care and Maintenance of Friendship  

April: Stephanie Cowell Claude & Camille  

May: Marilyn Brant A Summer in Europe  

June: J T Ellison A Deeper Darkness  

July: Mary Carter The Pub Across the Pond  

August: Ryan David Jahn The Dispatcher  

September: Emilie Richards 

October: Hank Phillipi Ryan The Other Woman  

November: Susan Wilson The Dog Who Danced  

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That's quite a line-up, Debbie!

[MarilynBrant33]

Deb, you know I'm so excited to get to join you all officially in May .

Looking forward to peeking in on some of the other book discussions this year, too!

~Marilyn

[Mountain_Muse]

We are lookinng forward to you joining us. Come on in and join in as you can. We always welcome a new friend. Muse

[dhaupt]

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MarilynBrant wrote:

Deb, you know I'm so excited to get to join you all officially in May .

Looking forward to peeking in on some of the other book discussions this year, too!

~Marilyn

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Hi my friend, we're excited too about taking an all expense paid trip through Europe through your eyes.

And of course you're always welcome to join in any and all discussions

Happy Trails 

[MarilynBrant33]

Muse and Debbie,

Thank you both!!

~Marilyn

[Mountain_Muse]

I'm looking at October's read and jumping up and down with wicked giggles. Hank has been ticking our fancy and tantalizing our curiosity for months, while we have impatiently waited for this book to be released.

Now "The Other Woman" is here. You can bet my name is first on the list for who will be participating in next month's read. I hope we have a full house. If "The Other Women" is even a fraction as good as Hank's last book, it will keep us on the edge of our seat and she won't let us get a wink of sleep, waiting to get to read the next section to see "who dun what".
See you next month, Deb and Hank!!!!!

Muse

[dhaupt]

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Mountain_Muse wrote:
I'm looking at October's read and jumping up and down with wicked giggles. Hank has been ticking our fancy and tantalizing our curiosity for months, while we have impatiently waited for this book to be released.

Now "The Other Woman" is here. You can bet my name is first on the list for who will be participating in next month's read. I hope we have a full house. If "The Other Women" is even a fraction as good as Hank's last book, it will keep us on the edge of our seat and she won't let us get a wink of sleep, waiting to get to read the next section to see "who dun what".
See you next month, Deb and Hank!!!!!

Muse

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oh it's better

I'll be starting to advertise it on Friday