dhaupt wrote:
barry2B wrote:
Now I'm reading "Concrete Blonde"
Barry, are you a fan of Connelly.I absolutely love his novels, both his series Lincoln Lawyer and his Harry Bosch and his stand alones as well.
Debbie,
I am a fan of his writing. This is the third one of his books that I've read. I haven't tried any of the Lincoln Lawyer series yet, but they are on the list!
Barry
Busy weekend doing what I love 
just finished The Demoness of Waking Dreams for the September issue of RT magazines, I have to finish my HQN Presents series and one more selection before I can put that issue to bed
I just started
A Place in the Country this author holds a very special place in my heart, she has taken me to more picturesque places than any one else and I'm so happy that she will be my New Release Feature on Tuesday so be sure to stop by and see that.
Of course I'm going to finish
A Deeper Darkness for our monthly featured read and for those of you who want more Sam Edge of Black will be coming out in December so be sure to ask Santa for this one as we find out where JT takes Sam from here.
So what are you reading this weekend and for the dads out there
Happy Father's Day!!!!!
Of course at my house everyday is father's day don't you know
aprilh wrote:
I'm currently reading:
Were/are you an Oprah Book Club fan? Do you have a feel for this novel yet? Like it? I keep hearing about it, but haven't been bitten by the wild bug just yet 
I heard an NPR story a couple of days ago, so I will probably be bitten soon. Love to know your first impressions!
My current "fun read" (not for any Book Club) is
Travels Bowles caught my attention when I searched for novels set in Morocco (my next real-life foreign destination). I also bought his fiction novel The Sheltering Sky, set in Morocco, but got a bit sidetracked when I read the summary of this non-fiction collection. Bowles traveled widely and wrote many journalist travel pieces. This collection contains several pieces from Morocco where Bowles both traveled and lived for a time.
whiteginger wrote:
aprilh wrote:
I'm currently reading:
Were/are you an Oprah Book Club fan? Do you have a feel for this novel yet? Like it? I keep hearing about it, but haven't been bitten by the wild bug just yet
I have read most of Oprah's Book Club picks and for the most part I have really liked them. There are only a few that I can think of that were just not my taste. Actually, I had found Wild on B&N when it first was released and the review was so good that I put it on my wishlist. When Oprah announced it for her new book club, I couldn't resist and just had to read it right away. I'm a third of the way through and I'm loving it, captivated by Cheryl's story. The writing is fantastic. Cheryl writes about the loss of her mother due to cancer and she describes this loss so well and that I can feel every inch of her pain. She writes with such love of the memories she had with her mother, that I couldn't help thinking, that any mother would be proud of the job they did raising their children if those children spoke that highly of them. I'm a little way into the hike right now and all I have to say is: WOW! No way could I make that hike! I don't think I'd last even a minute!
aprilh wrote:
whiteginger wrote:
aprilh wrote:
I'm currently reading:
Were/are you an Oprah Book Club fan? Do you have a feel for this novel yet? Like it? I keep hearing about it, but haven't been bitten by the wild bug just yet
I have read most of Oprah's Book Club picks and for the most part I have really liked them. There are only a few that I can think of that were just not my taste. Actually, I had found Wild on B&N when it first was released and the review was so good that I put it on my wishlist. When Oprah announced it for her new book club, I couldn't resist and just had to read it right away. I'm a third of the way through and I'm loving it, captivated by Cheryl's story. The writing is fantastic. Cheryl writes about the loss of her mother due to cancer and she describes this loss so well and that I can feel every inch of her pain. She writes with such love of the memories she had with her mother, that I couldn't help thinking, that any mother would be proud of the job they did raising their children if those children spoke that highly of them. I'm a little way into the hike right now and all I have to say is: WOW! No way could I make that hike! I don't think I'd last even a minute!
I think I just got bitten by the Wild bugt! My wish list just deeps getting longer!
OMG look what just arrived
The Other Woman hot off the ARC press. I'm going to read it on my vacation but remeber Hank will be back in October when we feature the novel. It comes out in September
1AnneB wrote:
Hi Everyone - I've been so busy that I haven't been able to post - LOVED the conclusion of A Deeper Darkness - I'm just now reading the comments. Can't wait for the next book in the series. Now reading the latest Elizabeth Lowell - Beautiful Sacrifice - good read....
Anne
Anne, good luck with the move and I'm glad you enjoyed the end of A Deeper Darkness and Beautiful Sacrifice, hope you enjoyed my interview w/Elizabeth Lowell.
Happy Friday everyone, what's on your reading shelves for the weekend
I'm finishing
Primal Possession a September release that I'm reviewing for RT
next on the list is
One Breath Away it will be released on Tuesday so please come back and enjoy my Q&A with this very talented author
then it's on to
Vanished In The Dunes a debut
then
Shadow of Night (All Souls Trilogy #2) which I have been salavating over ever since it arrived a month ago but her publicist asked me to wait to review it so I'll reveal my review and a Q&A w/Deborah on release date 7-10
I'm on vacation right now and I vowed to not get on the computer, so for the most part I'll be gone for 6 days. I just started a new Mary Roberts Rinehart book though and I wanted to share it. I posted it over at the mystery board, but since I'm such a huge fan, I want to get others reading her books again.
Ryan_G wrote:
I'm on vacation right now and I vowed to not get on the computer, so for the most part I'll be gone for 6 days. I just started a new Mary Roberts Rinehart book though and I wanted to share it. I posted it over at the mystery board, but since I'm such a huge fan, I want to get others reading her books again.
Thanks Ryan and have a great vacation!!!
a great summer read
for a bit more about the read and the author's unique wildflower app see my review on my blog
http://thereadingfrenzy.blogspot.com/2012/06/revie
