Well it's Saturday, time to renew the books for the week.
What's on your pile and your wish list, here's what's on mine
One Mountain Away Just started this, our August group read, gosh I love her.
Vanished In The Dunes stay tuned to my new release feature on Tuesday when I'll post an interview and review
Shadow of Night (All Souls Trilogy #2) this has been on my shelf and it's driiving me crazy, so I'm giving in, stay tuned to my review and Q&A with Deborah
The Other Woman Hank just so graciously sent me this arc for our October read, it comes out in September and I know I won't be able to put this off for long. I have to read it.
Ryan_G wrote:
Charlotte Markham and the House of Darkling
Can't wait to see what you write about this one Ryan it looks really good
Thanks for sharing all your reads here
this I just opened up earlier today
Shadow of Night (All Souls Trilogy #2) I'll have a Q&A on Tuesday with author Deborah Harkness
dhaupt wrote:Thanks for sharing all your reads here
this I just opened up earlier today
Shadow of Night (All Souls Trilogy #2) I'll have a Q&A on Tuesday with author Deborah Harkness
Oh Debbie - Color me green .........
Anne
1AnneB wrote:
dhaupt wrote:
Thanks for sharing all your reads here
this I just opened up earlier today
Shadow of Night (All Souls Trilogy #2) I'll have a Q&A on Tuesday with author Deborah Harkness
Oh Debbie - Color me green .........
Anne
Anne, you don't have long to wait and OMG it's Amazing, can't wait to share with everyone 
I am reading a non-fiction story that has given birth to many spy novels. Agent Garbo, about the Spanish born English double agent who fooled the Nazis just before D-Day. It's terrific. But probably spy fans only should read it. This morning I finished King of Pain, which is a hilarious, brilliant novel about a crazy Reality TV producer.
I just finished The King of Pain a novel that is
tomroust wrote:
I am reading a non-fiction story that has given birth to many spy novels. Agent Garbo, about the Spanish born English double agent who fooled the Nazis just before D-Day. It's terrific. But probably spy fans only should read it. This morning I finished King of Pain, which is a hilarious, brilliant novel about a crazy Reality TV producer.
I just finished The King of Pain a novel that is
Hi tomroust, welcome to the forum wow I never heard of Agent Garbo looks like something worth checking out Agent Garbo
The King of Pain and you didn't say who the author of The King of Pain was but I'm asuming it's this one
thanks for posting and I hope you'll join us often
The Black Ice (Harry Bosch Series #2)
I started this yesterday. So far it seems pretty good. I did mess up and read the third one before this one, but they seem to stand alone alright.
barry2B wrote:
The Black Ice (Harry Bosch Series #2)
I started this yesterday. So far it seems pretty good. I did mess up and read the third one before this one, but they seem to stand alone alright.
I want to read this one! I've read almost all of his books, many out of order. I think they stand alone pretty well.
becke_davis wrote:
barry2B wrote:
The Black Ice (Harry Bosch Series #2)
I started this yesterday. So far it seems pretty good. I did mess up and read the third one before this one, but they seem to stand alone alright.
I want to read this one! I've read almost all of his books, many out of order. I think they stand alone pretty well.
Hi barry, Becke's right they do stand very well alone. Don't miss some of his stand a lones too
like
and I believe he has a non-fiction out too
Thanks pj and Ryan it's always nice to see what my friends are reading now
I'm starting my October reviews for RT, series are first but this weekend I'll be starting
The Twelve (Passage Trilogy Series #2) I've been waiting to read this ever since I closed the pages of The Passage.
Then I'll be reading this week's read section of our July feature, it's not too late to join in.
dhaupt wrote:Thanks pj and Ryan it's always nice to see what my friends are reading now
I'm starting my October reviews for RT, series are first but this weekend I'll be starting
The Twelve (Passage Trilogy Series #2) I've been waiting to read this ever since I closed the pages of The Passage.
Then I'll be reading this week's read section of our July feature, it's not too late to join in.
Debbie - I'll be anxious to hear how you like The Twelve - I too have been looking forward to it since I finished The Passage. I may have to re-read it be for The Twelve comes out.
Anne
I'm so jealous of The Twelve
dhaupt wrote:Thanks pj and Ryan it's always nice to see what my friends are reading now
I'm starting my October reviews for RT, series are first but this weekend I'll be starting
The Twelve (Passage Trilogy Series #2) I've been waiting to read this ever since I closed the pages of The Passage.
Then I'll be reading this week's read section of our July feature, it's not too late to join in.
